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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-10
COMMERCIAL CLUB NOTES

w VI. namherFc, special agent Of
the 'partment OF agriculture, has
been husily engaged all the week in
visiting the various places about
Ardmore. lie found the boil wceyil
bad in sone localities wlich are
threat ned with 4 destruction of the
cotton crop next y'ar. Meetings
were held at Mill Creek Friday and
at Pro1euce yesterday \ little later
MIR llmb,rge VIII make public hi
report ON the ravages OF the wceyil
in Carter and adjoining counties
The secretary of the club has been
requested 10 furnish a concise article
on Al more and her industries and
resources for the December number
Of THE Western Trail" issued by
the Rock Island railway Four or
five photographs are also wanted To
embellish IA" mage. and t. give
The reader better idea OF the cuun.
try.
Copies of the Year Book OF Amer.
lean Municipalities have been receiv-
ed by the Commercial club. This
book is beautifully printed and gives
statist cs Of the progress made by
the leading municipal governments
OF the country duling the past year,
together with photographs OF the
mayors OF leading cities.
A copy of Thomas Register OF
American Manufacturers and First
Hands has been mrnls shed the club
for the use of its members. It is
the standard index OF American
manufacturing industries for the use
of BUYERS and others. classified so
mat the user is enabled to instantly
fin' tine names, addresses and rating
of all manufacturers OF or source OF
supply in any line desired. The book
contains 2.2OO pages. 100000 names,
cS.0 900 articles and kinds o' articles
The club will be glad to have mem.
bers avail themselves OF the use OF
the book.
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Susgs- Brown.

Among Autumn weddings Of inter
est to Ardmore people will be that
Of Mr.. Albert Marvin Brown of Mt
Pleasant Tex. whose marriage To
Miss Lillian Suggs will be hand
somhly celebrated at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II s
Susgs in Berwyn. Tuesday. Nov. 10
TIE bride is beautiful and accom-
plished Young lady and member
Of the oldest and one Of the most
prominent families In the country.
Miss Suggs has spent much Of her
time In this city since her debut at
the homo of her uncle. Col Sidney
Suggs, She is one OF the favorite
members of the Bachelor maids.
The groom is comparatively a
stranger in our town but is ensag,
ed as train dispatcher at his home
After the ceremony the couple will
leave at once for Mt Pleasant
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wedding

wedding
Mrs. T. p. Weir and her talented
daughter, OF Terrell. Tex. were
guests at the Drew home the past
week having come to attend the
Moore Wallace nuptials
Miss Daisy Nichols has had as
her guest the past week Miss Cath
crime Clonsz Of Chicago. who is In
terested In Baptist Foreign Mis-
sion work and who gave most In
teresting talk at the Baptist church
! Wednesday evening.
c. r. Dutton Of Oklahoma City
has been a guest at the w. X. Moore
home.
| Mr. Swartz OF Purcell was a guest
at the Elks dance.
| Miss Majors OF Sulphur danced
with the Elks Thursday.
Dr. Walter Ledbetter is very
Interesting guest in the city visiting
his uncle. T. A. Ledbetter and 9th
er relatives. This young man Is q
naval oficer and quite up on things
concerning our Navy and a pleasant
conversatlonallst.
| Miss Helen Hudson. formerly o'
Ardmore. but now Of Oklahoma Cit,
is visiting Miss Benny Higgins.
Mr.. Eugene Wolverton OF Manns
vple is visiting in the city.
Miss Esther Turner OF Mt. Vernon
Texas. is visiting the family OF w
X Moore.
| Mrs. Nutty and Mrs. Haggerty
Smell Of Austin were pleasant guests
at the Moore-Wallace nuptial.
DR.. J. +. Son and sister, Mrs
u afford are enjoying visit from
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sen oi
Missouri. while having reached the
three score mile stone. they are both
| ENJOYING the best OF health and are
as active as their children.
MIR. w r. Strange OF Oklahoma
City visited Ardmore Sunday.
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and the News wakes so cordial as
to advocate no sparing of the yellow
legged chicken. even II It does
come high.
II there were less sulphurous
acid in some married men, the
sugar In most wives natures would
not turn to charcoal in the home
and ashes in the divorce courts.
sagely observes the Durant News.
Talihina Houston, thanks to the
untiring work OF the editor OF the
/ Fort Gibson Post, now reposes un.
! der marble shaft in the officers
circle at the Fort Gibson cemetery.
Wonder whether 1t pays her for be-
ing dead
Indian Territory papers are all
remarking only one more Sunday
to spend in old Indian Territory.
after that Oklahoma" or words 10
that effect, and to save our live we
can not tell whether they be glad
or sorry.
! II is said that a mushroom which
will produce delightful quality OF
/ intoxication has been discovered,
and the Shawnee News advocates
its cultivation here There IL a
| toadstool which ought to b. taken
with II.
The News.Republican editor got
'biung" at one OF the original
package" sales OF the United States
Express company at Lawton where
II alleges lot of dirty, cast-off
linen was sold at fancy prices. Its
article telling how the game worked
is rich, and should prove a warn.
ing.
HEAD STRAIGHT FOR THE BIG
SALE AT
THE BANKRUPT STORE.
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CONCERNING PEOPLE WHO
COME AND GO.

Miss lloyenCamp Is the guest of
Mrs. X + Turner
bill" Cassidy, who Is claimed by
Armore people IL here on a visit
from Montana where he has been
for the past half year.
Miss Georgia sue Jones and Miss
Ada Drew who are being schooled AT
the oklahoma College for Young
Ladies', attended the Moore-Wallaco
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.

MONDAY aides OF the Leaf NEE
with Mrs. c. A. Sammons.
Chautauqua class with Mrs. 7. h
Kcarney.
rUESDAY-Ifome Mission Society
meets with Mrs j. NJ. Baird.
Ladies Aid Societies meet
Bachelor Maids meet.
WlDNESDAY-FeTndale Review
meets with Mrs. lkard
Merrie Wives with Mrs. Writ
Franklin
Y. NJ c. A.. with Mrs. Frank
Little.
THURSDAY-Five Hundred Club.
FRIDAY-Orio Club meets.
Elks dance.
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LAKE PARTY.

The social recruiting ground the
past sea on has been beautiful Rod
and Gun Club Park whore Mrs. J. -.
Snragins gavc a delightfully."- appoint.
eo luncheon On Friday through com.
-|hfment to mr. guest Mrs. Newcomb
Stevens Of Gainesville. II was a
dressy arair MS well as delightful.
and took on charm and pictures.
Quessness OF the beautiful resort as
well as the Cleyerness and taste of
the hostess.
Mrs. Sprar.ns clever versatility
h's been knCSn. hut she out shown
her prestige on this occasion.
\ nun ber Of the guests anglcd.
whilt others enjoyed cards and
many preferred "forty-two."
The lnuche n was laid and served
In the spacious dining room
of The inn and the caterer and
his Gordon beu did themselves by
the stl and nicely of the setting
and serving
The guest list included Mcsdamcs
W. +, Poland. Chas. Anderson. Ba.
ker, ByIne. VanDenborE. Potterf,
DaShner, Du ton. koarney. w. l.
Cruce, Straehley. Sayer OF Kentucky.
Love. Tmrmond. Russell Williams.
Edwards Cgnlee. Rebecca Love
viii Potter, sass.
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Nfx STATE NOTES

Vinita wants its Main street food
ed twice week By the fire de
partment so life will be more pleas.
ant and less sandy.
The Foss Enterprise innocently
remarks that its bankers are enjoy.
ing their holiday telling fish and
numerous other stories"
Durant Is to be kept cleaner
There is to be new laundry which
makes competition in chasing the
dirty linen over the board
Missouri had better be looking Ia
her laurels. An Oklahoma mule
kicked handcar and four men
on the track last week at Westville
The Vinita Chieftain publishes a
fish story about leading citizens
catch. and as usual follows It with
an afiidaviit OF veracity. Why?
Lewis, l. T. has suffered an ir
reparable loss. Robbers got eight
hundred real dollars there the other
night No near.money nor certif
ed checks taken.
Fort Gibson police are looking
for a man garbed In night robe
| IL you see one wandering abou,
promiscuously please turn him over
to the anxious officers.
The Phoenix lays the typhoid
epidmeic raging there at the door
of the democrats because they
fused to vote bond issue for the
extension of water mains.
Methodist misisters OF Indian Ter.
rltory are TO visit Durant this week
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opened up on the week eud when
Mesdames. Perry Maxwell, p. II
Woods. Carrie Maxwell and A. C.
Straehley entertained with a come
and 20 affair complimentary to their
guest. Mrs II. H. Sayer at the home
OF the latter. and the weeks dress
parade kept up.
The Straehley home on West Main
street was put In to a very effective
autumn dress. with asters. chrysan.
thomums. scarlet sage. English ivy.
and ferns. and was sweet perfumery
of Marshall Neil roses and violets.
The guests were met In the hall by
Mrs w. l. Cruce. who introduced
them down the honor line In the
parlor.
In the dining room, decorated with
white aud pink and tapers burning
In every niche under pink shades.
Misses Mae Iowden. F1oy Avis,
Natalie Williams. Annie Williams re-
celved and served a dainty luncheon.
carrying out the color theme. Mrs.
William Baker poured coffee.
Miss Leslie Woods served at the
punch bowl conveniently placed in
the hall. which was In a profuse
dress OF white chrysanthemums and
vines trailing over mantel and mis-.
| sion brlc.a-brac and the floor laid in
Navajo rugs.
The ladies' were assisted in their
entertaining by Mesdames W. |.
Crucc, A. G. Cruce and Miss Ada
Bennett.
At Ia" door the guests left cards.
including
Mesdames Baird. Apply, Vernon.
Foster. Mccoy. Monds. Duak, Drew,
Mccoy. II. II. Pennington. Henley,
Stewart. Walcott, Kirkpatrick. John
son. Weith. Wells. Warren, Dawson
Dngs. Fox. Gross. Zike. Grecnleaf,
Wimbish. Wall. Abernathy. webb.
MaupIn. Randol. Russell. Bee Gray,
+. n. Coleman. 7. r. Coleman, Buch-
anan. Dick. w. X. Bleakmore. wy.
lie Bleakmorc. Avis. ". Il. Moore,
r. ID. Moore. Ramsey, Humphrey.
Alexander. A. l.. Cruce. w G. Baker,
Lawrence Cruce. Jim Cruce. Ben.
nett. Bradford. Otto bradford. Nor
gan. Shack.rford. l'unn. Berkshire.
Cannon, Pulllam. Dodson. Simpson.
Nichols. Iertha Whiteman, John
Whlteman. Turner. \. +. Blcdsoe, $.
r. Dledsoe. c. VI. Campbell Van
Denberg. w A. Edwards. j. A. Ed
wards. VIM Baker, Burnltt. Potter.
Anderson. Poland, Cook, III. l.. Crock
EFT, Crockett. Westheimer. MARI
Byrne. Byars. Evans. Fred Gates
George Gates, German, Gardenhire,
Barall. kearney. Wood. Love Thur.
mond. Pace. Townsend. Sangster
Sass. Spragins. Cunningham. Cobb.
Sinclair. Clements. l.. +, Russell.
Taliaforro. Butcher. Whlttington. L.
ID. Nlson. w. s Wolvcrton. Gwinn.
A. T.. Adams, 'Bivens. Misses Leslie
Woods. l.ayinc Woods. Avis, VII
liams. Annie Moore. lIovencamp.
Bessie Mccoy Bertic Mccoy.
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STAG OrulnizatIon.

The Mysterious order of the
knights Of Klmonas," enjovod Jolly
evening and sumptuous ropOst
TUESDAY. This organization is made
up Of set of conEnnial fellows
whose aim is fun. pure and simple.
and their motto is-"Eat, drink and
be merry"
One or two OF the members failed
20 show up at the last meeting, and
should this occur again a heavy fine
VIII be levied on them.
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A FEW THOUSAND REMNANTS
A HouSANp PAIRS OF DRUM
MERe' SAMPLES SHOES AND S..
coo / NEDS OF MILL ENDS IN EN-
BRolI ERlEs. co IN OUR BIG
SALE.
THE BANKRUPT STORE.
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FEW THOUSAND REMNANTS
A THOUSAND PAIRS OF DRUM
MERs SAMPLES SHOES AND s..
900 LARDs OF MILL ENDS IN EN-
BRolOERlEs, GO IN OUR BIG
SALE.
THE BANKRUPT STORE.
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S0cIET 7 Y
,nn Inned from page thrce)

programme concerning mission work
in the foreign fields. At its con-
cusion the hostess served a luh-
cheon.
There was big showing OF the
members out besides number oil
invited guests.
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Forty-Two.

Forty.two was given a merry
round "Wednesday evening when Mrs
n r. Foster entertained informally
complimentary to her sister, Mrs
sam Torbett Of Ada. Three tables
were set for play. and merry
chase was given this popular game
At It's finish dainty covers we're
laid and a two-course lunch served
en- tete.
The list Of guests included:
Mesdames Charles Anderson, w
=. Poland. Chas. Cook. Mark Kirk'
ratrick. s. T. Bledsoe. C. l.. Byrne.
] II. srragins. Russell Williams. ~
H.. Mccoy. Torbett and the hos
tess.
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Y. n. c. A.

Y. NJ. c. A. Auxiliary will meet
with Mrs. Frank Little next Wed.
nesday afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-10

The Artist; and effective decor.
a'ions o. III, Broadway Methodist
church for he Moo 'c-Wallace IMP.
tials was due Mr. anl Mrs. Ham =.
Bee ard Mr.. Stillwell II Rsuscll.
who are Close friend OF the groom
and Nfo Tnt forth rvery effort
possible TO AXE this AS pictures que
horally rs Il was dressy
tmectinE
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Mothers Club.

The Mothers Club OF the Jeffer-
son school met Thur day afternoon.
Owing to ths small attendance the
elecuor OF officers was postponed
until tho next regular meeting.
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Al,sce'lanecus Shower.

ON Tlesdiy the Home Mission
society will meet with Mrs. ]. NJ.
Paird. when she will entertain with
a miscellaneous shower These ar.
ticles viii be on sale at the Thanks
giving bazaar In the near future.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-10

Methodist misisters OF Indian Ter.
ritory are TO visit Durant this week
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COME AND co AFFAIR.
The Autumn reception season was
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-10

HEAD STRAIGHT FOR THE BIG
SALE AT
THE BANKRUPT STORE.
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Your dressmaker cannot give
YOU a perfect Fl ting gown un-
less You wear "A perfect fitting
union suit. The Munsing un.
ion suits cover the form like
a glove, yielding to every mo
lion of the body yet always
remaining In place,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-10

and the News wakes so cordial as
to advocate no sparing of the yellow
legged chicken. even II It does
come high.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-10

Vinita wants its Main street food.
ed twice a week by the fire de.
partment so life will be more pleas.
ant and less sandy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-06
MOTOR CAR PROGRESS.

York continuing only week
a total value $S5O0,O00
BETWWEN CARS WERE SOLD.
majority American manufacture
automobile
the involved the
this
durability American machine
has the capital investment henumb
COMING ALCOHOL ~ EXPECTED
rnE MOTORS TO GREAT ENrENr
follow roadmaklng
O. s atcto that f the automob, h wen known
section United
culture as much as they stand Ia the way of motoring
WHEN TnE TWO NEEDS on CHEAP FUEL AND GOOD ROADS
MEr make alcohol the
American agcutuast will his with
his surplus products aud pleasure will take the
fashioned l-all
THEN rnE FOOLISH EFFORT TO FINE on TAN OWNERS FOR
USING THE HIGHWAYS WITH rHtJR AUTOMOBILES BE
VERY QUICKLY ABANDONED
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-06
AUTOMATIC DIVORCES"

While the American considering cy of TOO
divorce which caused grea
the family and To social morality continues 10 reduce
murriugo moro aud more To tormalty
~ II HARn ENotGH no MARRY IN COUNTRY owing to the
required the the parties and o h
legal rcd ape but when question breaking matH
moual ties, there 5 less difficulty q process
To- this has adopi hin f,
ing WHAT HAS REEN CALLED "AUTOMNTIC DIVORCE" NuICu
MEANS DIVORCE WITHOUT rHE INTERVENTION OF A CoTpr
TRIAL A. TO ANY FACTS SHOWING MARTIAL NFEICIrN OR M
COMPATIBILITY "
The oul serious preliminary This statute will he m
requirements that the seeking OF Wedock
shalt persist Ia soeklng Il Tor three years
That OF eourse would seem LONG have been
able after residence Dakota or okh
20 free themselves FROM the matrimonial chains
Hut n France WHERE COUNTS AtE NnISPoSEn tn ms
tfLhh WITH some real eydenc hitherto been ovi,
s a
The new Law would necessity and max,
posaels TO obtain decree by merely years an m
entry of formal '
Naturally tho BIN has opposition from the m
serSatNe elements OF French
has been denounced porendas be DISSOLUTION Oh Tnr FAN
iLN AND rhh iRRErARARLE INJURY on HOME
There Is much 70 justify such argument
lee nember ot persons country contract nrr M
100 little consideration OF ls large I'm, d, -
aeae'edS smaller than h would be marriages" e A. -
or automatic divorces were geaegsly possible
thh fhhLiN1 THAT MARRIAGE II SACRED Ann IRpp,oc,
nth S'ht undoubtedly Influences thousands onnles % enter
rd state With careful deOsFator. them once -
tfoN ~ RiSfs rnE MEIFARE on CHILDREN Am Soe,,rx .
A WHOLE. -" S"'lhN As
whatever andgrmines the weakeus the stale
iet thr FFeneh seem no,tl.s IN 49,
oa ana As'sF afraid 70 s experiments hs very tous
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-06
Capital JOURNALS Editorial PAGE.

What shall be for their resurrection t,, In, az
nent societies DO NOT REACH If ,r ,IrTEyING
Tbore are publications with departments devoted 10 hos
THESE sIdDIs. But a magazine that makes the 'i'se
been needed yoices the growth.
The village devoted to village me- l, NV SCHEME OF
the prosperity. the power and place IN PlthosNi-'
CIVILIZATION, Of the village community can. borruv
is predicted the proposition that to live Is TO i've ' ~
wholosomey. ,,,,, ~ SMALL
MUITIES" .o,,ios
will advocate formation OF village improvement societies and
advocates public all rest rooms o "O"' w
civic Improvement generally - ,, ,n,-C,TIoN, Al
II is full of beautiful pictures EVERY ONE OF
VALUE
Long may flourish journal OF American 'hase
Readers of The Journal who moved with tne Sp
erng village conditions copy TO 90 >aau ~
York
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-06
FREE LOCKS ny STATE AND NATION.

The Jones bin that up passage effort to
the federal government to give the people Of western
bill that introduced met with obpectons BECAUSE u
PLACED TnE ENTIRE BURDEN on THE SHOULDERS or rHE
STATE.
Congressman nwlcy the
Journal ana took the position that the federal government
awle, enthusiastic friend of the free locks aud canal at
ana CAN nIs POWER 10 PASS
TnRoUGm CoNGREss.
" there a and VIII
Albany Herald has this OF The whole situation up TO date
1 Is able and fair review OF the matter
has putting good cks for
C months thinks there should have been
no compom on orGna provided
proceed In the matter alone
ArrRornArE ssooooo CONTINGENT ON TiE GENERAL GOVERN
MINr orrRorRiAriNG A LIKE SIM.
vii be- three the Journal before anything actually
possibly overlooked that the substitute bl the
raised b, special taS onetbd of he total amount 20 be
ia %
srArE VIII PROCEED ro RAISE ruE MONEY N TIREr
namoute under che assumption that the government will do t
riE GOVERNMENT nm oF riE ENTERPRISE ~ no nE LErr
LARGELY ro CoNGRisssMNN nAwLIh who be Wiur
undertake ue with considerable
Ono md ct the states part VIII be available immediately after the
levy tor
u up to mr He~s TO 500 that uAc amount shall be ready at
tho hands of thp gcuoral government
Mr. iawle may not make good
bs ,hc willamette ,ac, therefore
closely allied o tho conHeHmana tenure o office
Tho as, congregational d,rlc WANTS r REFRESHMENTS
n CoNGHIss TnE MAN Wto can ACCOMPLISH MOST.
its ho that do things ths ,ae, particular ookug
Mr Iawle placed ON trial
bs, be placed before political any
u Mf laNlsN Hutvdt
contemplated b, b now before the
TiEnE witt hE AVAILABLE ssooooo NENr JANUARY sOo
600 FROM fiih STATE AM Siooooo toM rE GENERAL GOVERN
MINT.
fhcgr hoWeser under the battle lights
congress- get relief from
the ioskas 'o Whereas under hr battle
confined 20 tho Oregon legislature.
This s considering Interests OF the WA
ametie aeN nrsi thai the prsen before
ferahe bl that U "a the hest
that eoald ho done existing conditions
riik MOST ACfNk lohnN THAT INFESTED LEGisIl.
ftRk rms SESSION WAS ARItaNED AGAINST ORIGINAL
sood keep ans Of an open
river hu before ,he legislature
Without dollar 20 back him a. has nauehee
A. tho people awake 20 their Injustice al th
tremendous dan Willamette valley looks
Jones' effort wll appreciated
fhH 1oNts mil, WILL rAkE PLACE la the COM
mefcal hlsoS % tho Willamette valley Frequently refer
"a rtf sHIrrnlS PROnrCERS As rHEN CONTINUE
hAhhhhiNe AWAY an fttE ohHGoN THAr MUST
ENKNfVAlN oNE WAY suenr sentiment OF public protest
aEsinr the proeess-throitne embargo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-06
PASSES FOR OFFICIALS.

When the people anpa the legislature resopnd VIII"
law recurring railroads furnish passes for officials
railroads TO ALSO PAY Ihhi" oi't M
they going about on duty OF lot p
ure?
throw on anything on theh saaS II '' "
by the railroads?
the appropriation bill for travelling expenses
them iree?
DO not the railroads in what respect VIII
a law recurring do that change the matter?
legaze relation that is now genera
ed lust as much HE FURNISHED AN ASSESS
OR wITH
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-06
BUSINESS MEN N rnr CITY COUNCIL.

people generally realize the value the service performed
b. men u the city council.
N NOT
A HAS BEEN AT ALL SUCCESSFUL
Professional dignity public their ability also
yeryy valuable n local city government
The business man employs labor wealth of the
community. s OF AND ALL IMPROVEMENTS IN
DOING PUBLIC PRIVATE BUSINESS
public business of the city
government thousand dollars
compensation
whatever SAY THE LEAST WE OWE SUCH GENTLEMEN
GRhTlTUDE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-06
Bargain

Get yourself a new ho~'
We have some cheap. on siF
ments; good house, corner AAI
22nd streets. $500.
One Groom house aud lel
street. $500.
Good 4-room house and 2
street for S4OO.
Good 4-room house and =
and Mill streets. $3.50
Good Groom house and q
and Mill streets, $500.
Good s-room house and p''
And Chemeketa streets, 'l'"
( Two houses North Li0''V, /
each. 5000.
Nice acreage property e''-
An so acIe With s''0o-
barn. orchard. etc. for 0ag =
S5 acres fine bottom
Marion. with fair lmP'''
cheap. $g00~
A beautiful b2-seFe.
proyement. etc. near
house and location. ss'sss
See me fer anythins %
you want work. or van. ~
kind, leave your order '''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-06
BALLADE OF FAIR WOMEN.

Helen's fame ls an oden story
Far outastng the Trojan towers
Civlcs voice from centuries hoary
Floats across her island bowers.
And Cleopatra through anguid hours
That over the sands OF Niius pace
s,ilI with rare beauty ths world endowers
For an shall fade bat woman's face.
sootIand's Mary OF exit CORY
Out from her prison proudly giowers'
Gulnvere In her shame and glory
Sad at the feet OF Arthur covers.
But Time that rest OF the earth devours,
Shall never destroy their saving grace
In bygone ages YET IN ours,
For all shall fade but ~ womans face.
sappho's song in memento mort
Writ on the shore that the salt wave scours;
Fame at its best IS tranaitory.
Come and gone with the April showers;
Fate like a storm cloud darkly lowers
On King and peasant, on great and base;
And the fruit OF a worlds hone falls and sours
For all shall fade but womans face.
Death rules the high and mighty powers,
Aud vain are the deeds OF the human race;
These bloom and die like the fraIl field flowers,
For all shall fade bat IA woman's face.
womans Home Companl'