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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-12

The Iawler Children
Fancy skaters AT the Auditorium
rink three nights and Saturday matt
nee, commencing tonight
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-12

HoUsToN.-At The @
Houston. Hasi agsi q -. -
has BEEN shipped 10 80 :.
where WI. the funeral 'si''H
terment viii take pl'q
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-12
Dependable

Dependable
Mems goods are 10 be had by visit
ing The Toggery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-12

Tonight et the F0linger Grand
The Curtis Comedy Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-12

Get an Order for the Man
Whether he be brother, father or
friend, at Tho Toggery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-12

W hNAhNA h1 UE
friend, at Tho Toggery.
Tonight et the Klinger Grand
The Curtis Comedy Co.
Travelling Men and General Public
The Sonthern Pacific company has
on hand at the passenger depot sup
ply of the popular 100O-mile $40
scrip book with fiat rebate of $3.50,
The travelling men and general pub
lie can secure them from agent at
passenger depot.
The Congregational Ladies'
VIII serve lunch tomorrow after
noon and evening, in connection with
their bazaar.
See the LAWYERS
At the Auditorium rink tonight.
Admission 10 cents.
See this Curtis Comedy Co.
AT the Klinger Grand tonight.
Ii. II. q. Elks, Attention
Initiation tonight.
Funeral Postponed
The funeral services of the late
Mrs. Ella Brewer, which was to take
place today, has been postponed until
Sunday at IL a. m, at the Brewer
home near Macleay.
II. II. o. Elks, Attention
Initiation tonight.
Cake trimmings at Zinn's.
himball College Incorporates
Articles of Incorporation of the
Kimball College of Theology were
hled in the secretary of states Office
yesterday The value of the proper-
~ owned by the corporation is esti-
mated at $4,000, and the organiza-
tion was perfected "to conduct a
school for the teaching of theological
studies. The cours< OF STUDIES to
be at all times in harmony with the
doctrine and policy of the Methodist
Episcopal church" The board of
trustees has power to confer degrees
upon students who finish the courses
of study prescribed, ana also has
power to confer honorary degrees
upon those whose public service are
deemed worthy thereof, also to re-
ceive and hold property and create
an endowment fund, loan money,
etc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-12

into int the home durIns n
Mrs, Perkins, and 's,I,. \.
ing infant, decided q ,'o'a y. .
y, N accomplishing hIs ! ,s'','a -
me mother entered SI%| ~
found 1t occupied by d 4. n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-12
The Lawler Children

Fancy skaters at the Auditorium
rink three nights and Saturday matt
nee, commencing tonight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-12

stration of the most of the facts so
that they cannot fail to be grasped.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-12

The Lawler Children
Fancy skaters al the Auditorium
rink three nights and Saturday matt
nee. commencing tonight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-12

Is. Il. O. EllKs, Attention
Initiation tonight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-12


Give a al fol
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-12

Cake trimmings at Zinn's.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-12
The Congregational Ladies'
Funeral Postponed

The funeral services of the late
Mrs. Ella Brewer, which was to take
place today, has been postponed until
Sunday at IL a. m, at the Brewer
home near Macleay.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-12

IL. II. O. Elks, Attention
Initiation tonight.
Evening journal., 1907-09-28
ALONG THE EAsTERM sHoRE.

The work OF building gas works and
laying mains at Salisbury has been start
ed.
The Maryland School Board has adopt
ed an li-year course for an public schools
in the State 81.
The Prohibition State Central Commit
tee has nominated James w, Frizzell for
Governor, the former candidate having
declined TO run.
Convicted I'm Court az Elkton OF cruelty
to animals. stephen Liily, Of North East.
was fined $40 and costs. the total amounts
ing 70 about s75.
His horse starting to run just as he
was about to enter his carriage. Grove
Everett, Of Galena. was dragged about 50
feet and very painfully injured
Professor C. A. Kicker. Of Plainneld. N
j.. has been appointed teacher OF CONNER
cial work at the Jacob Tome Institute,
Port Deposit
While playing In the old sash factory AZ
Port Deposit, little Stanley Grant fell
through an open place IN the second story
TO tho floor below. rendering him uncon-
sclous and otherwise injuring the little
fellow
Evening journal., 1907-09-28
ThInks WIIminaton AsIeep.

Milford Chronicle.
When Wilmington arouses from her
Van Wrinkle sleep of ages, and reaches
out for the trade of this Peninsula, or
at least that part of it which passes
up and down the Delaware river in
boats, she will realize that the other
fellow is willing to do business with
Wilmington, but not at the sacrifice
OF time and convenience. Without q
river front wharfage, Wilmington will
never get that trade which is her
share. The river trade from Delaware
is growing faster than any other line,
and we hope that our only city win
awake TO the necessity of sharing this
trade with Philadelphia. by building a
road TO the Delaware and wharves
for the convenient handling Of freight.
We are willing to help the effort along,
but the people Of Wilmington must help
themselves by doing things. II VIII
mington had more business organiza-
tion. and less political organization, she
would have more prosperity.
Evening journal., 1907-09-28
MILTON'S PACKING
HOUSES BUSY

MILTON. Sept. 2s-During the past
week the packing houses of Milton
have been taxed 10 their utmost All
Of the canneries have been crowded
with tomatoes. and the price Of this
fruit has ruled from four TO ten cents
basket on Wednesday they were
given away on the street TO anyone
who would take them. There never
has been so many tomatoes raised in
the history Of Broadkiln hundred. on
Friday afternoon the Royal Packing
Company ran out Of cans. those order
ed. not having arrived. II was COM
PEELED TO close. Saturday night closed
with all the factories full.
The Royal Packing Company re-
ceived cans on Saturday afternoon
and on Monday morning the four cam
neries opened again in fun blast BY
, o'clock tomatoes began pouring into
town. Prices were cents for these
gathered on Saturday and 10 cents for
the ones gathered on Monday Every
thing in Lnton smells like tomatoes.
and every person looks like a tomato
dealer.
Evening journal., 1907-09-28
UNITED PRESS
OPERATORS PROTEST

The operators Of the United Press
have protested against the action Of
New York Local No. 16. of the Com
mercial Telegraphers' Unien looking
20 the calling out Sf press and broker
operators who are working under con-
tract and ask the president and execu-
tive board not to endorse this action
Of New York Local.
The operators believe that they have
been fairly treated by the United Press
Association, and are assured of con-
timed amicable relations and fair
treatment
The contract under which they are
working was signed some months ago
and has been carried out in the utmost
good faith by the United Press and
we should act i'm similar good faith
faith toward the company.
Il. j. Bishop, The World Baltimore.
J. b. Austin, Washington.
p. r. Anderson, Washington Times.
J. G. Maginnis, The American, Bal
timorc.
Cem. Foster. THE JOURNAL, Will
mington
J. c. Marshall. Camden.
r. r. Lutes Trenton
c. w. Graham, Newark
J. =. Lane. Elizabeth.
With the exception of one operator
on the western circuit and one
on the New York State circuit. this
has been generally agreed upon by
the operators who include Clement Fos-
ter. the skilled operator Of THE JOUR
NAILS leased wire.
Evening journal., 1907-09-28
Sac coIIeae to open.
Special to THE EvINING JoURNl

Special to THE EVI.NING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Sept 2s.-The state Col
lege for Colored Students at Dover
will reopen next Tuesday and will
probably enjoy a larger attendance
than in any previous year. The pro-
gram for opening week as arranged by
DR.. Jason. the principal and president,
is-Tuesday, October 1, entrance eX-
aminations; Wednesday morning, Oc-
tober 2. opening of fall term. The win
ter examinations will be held on De-
cember is. and winter term will be-
gin January 1, the fall term ending
on Friday December 20.
Evening journal., 1907-09-28
PENNSYLVANIA NOTES

A Chester policeman captured a
young alligator on the street in that
CITY. and it is now slmong the curiosi-
ties at the City Hail.
Three broken arms. one broken leg,
and the crushing Of q fifth victims
toes made Clifton Heights think &
had a hoodoo day. ff
There IS talk in West Chester Of re-
establishing the dav nursery that
fourished there about twenty yearo
ago. as children seem 20 be quite
plenty again. .ir..tt
A memorial service TO the late
Francis Murphy. temperance apostle.
win be held Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock at ST. Johns Protestant Epis-
copal Church. at Cynwyd
At a recent meeting Of the West
Chester Carpenters Union, Thomas
Williamson was fined $40 for working
two hours overtime contrary TO the
rules Of the union.
Because of the increased enrolment
OF pupils in the West Chester public
schools. two more rooms are veins
furnished for their accommodation.
and teachers win go on duty there in
n Few days.
The first convention OF tho Delaware
County Firemen's Association will be
held tomorrow at Ridley Park. and
the feature Of the event viii be O
paradelby the different companies.
John Boyle. a young man. OF Lans-
d0wne. was held in 5000 bail at Cliff
ton Heights. charged with stealing q
horsef and carriage from the stabl,
yards or Richardson Shoemaker. q
liveryman.tof Lansdowne. and wreck.
ing the rig
Evening journal., 1907-09-28
MANY TRANSFERS
OF PROPERTY
City Registry Clerk Busy This
Week Recording Sales Of
Real Estate

An unusually large number Of transfers
were recorded since Tuesday OF this week
at the office Of the city registry clerk.
There were no large transactions and
some of the properties were transferred
merely to clear titles. The complete list
fellows:
Annie e. Kyne. et al, TO Nicholas FL
dance. west side Of Rodman l2S feet south
Of Sixth. 81.
Philip l.. Garrett, trustee. to Christopher
+. Pfrommer. north side Of Fourth, a
feet west Of Monroe, Si795.
David Roth and wife to Louis Topks,
southwest corner second and Adams, s..
John e. Furry to Trustin L. Davis.
south side Of Fourth, l2O feet west OF
Adams. S3io0.
James S. Heal and wife TO Thomas j.
McDonough west side OF Fifth avenue,
50 feet south Of Brown, $500.
Maryan Kuratkowski and wife to VIII
liam IT, <urtz east side of Jackson, Sc
feet north Of Maple. s.. Same property
back TO Maryan Kuratxowsld for the
Same consideration.
Alonzo r. Rhodes and wife, 20 Suburban
Land Co. 1910 West Sixth. $500.
Anne s Todd TO Bernard Carr, east side
OF Madison q feet, 6 inches north Of
Eleventh sl7OO.
Henry Stafford, Csherln) to John c..
Hook ioiS Poplar street Si625
Chrstiana River improvement Company
to Mary A. Dick. ct. al. 1i2O and 1922 East
Fourteenth street. 81.
Horace Wilson and wife to Charles Top
lSis. south side OF Washington street, &c
feet west Of Twenty-second N625.
Houseland Company to Herbert /. Rice.
trustee, north side Of Tenth. 100 feet west
Of Orange S5S25
catharne Monaghan and husband 70
George w Henvis. west side OF Pasture
2Si feet 10 inches south Of Twelfth. 500
Horace c. Woodman and wife to VIII
liam s Bowe 9i6 Van Buren street, $3.50.
Joshua q. Smith and wife to Jeanette
Bacon stubbs, sec Tatnau $3.50
George M. Miller and wife to william
II. Hollett west side OF Union. 10 feet
north Of Seventh. $500.
Landlith Improvement Company TO
john Larson south side of Twenty-second.
l7s feet 3 inches west Of Spruce. 1850
George w. Goodley and wife to Charles
H. rlndall, et al. northeast corner Twen-
ty-fourth ana Taman $3.50
creston Land and Improvement Com
pany to Louis Llchtenstoin. northeast
corner .rwenty-t and Jefferson. 81.
George w. Goodloy and wife. 10 Charles
II. Tindall et al. northeast side OF Twen-
ty-fourth. lio feet north Of Tatnan, $3.50
Evening journal., 1907-09-28
BETWEEN THE
Devil AND
DEEP SEA"

In the present campaign the iiqnor
people are indeed between the devil
and the deep sea-" The deep sea" for
them Is the local optionists. and the
"devir' il the professional lobbyist. No
matter how the result may be, the
lobbyist gets his hook in. First he
win urge legislative action to legis-
lators and agitate the subject; this
creates a demand for his services TO
prevent the actual legislation, but if
the liauor interest fail to pay liberal
fees to him. then the lobbyist insist
upon enacting submission laws to the
people; this done the lucrative field is
open to them There are dozen
prominent politicians in Delaware to-
day In the pay Of the liquor interests.
Milford Chronicle.
Evening journal., 1907-09-28
FAT MAN FELL UPON
AND KILLED HIM.

MINEOLA. L. l., Sept. 2S-As the re-
suit of the fall OF a 800 pound man
upon him Samuel Mccormack of West
bury. J.. l., died In Nassau Hospital
last night Sheriff Gildersleeve says
he has been informed that McCor-
mack. Frank Abt. butcher of West
bury, and two other men got into a
dispute about a trihing matter in
George Hesse's hotel ON Brush Hollow
road, Westhury. on Sunday night. On
the porch Mccormack caught Abt by
the throat Abt, who weighs 300
pounds. fell forward and carried Nc
Cormack down with him. McCor-
macks neck was broken.
Evening journal., 1907-09-28
NEWPORT NEWS NOTES

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWPORT. Sept. 2s.-Mrs. w. f.
Groome is spending some time as the
guest Of relatives in oxford. Pa.
Mrs. J. Harley strahom is spending
sometime as the guest Of her mother. Mrs.
Taylor. Of oxford, Pa.
Mr.. and Airs. Atwood weldln and
daughter Helen, have returned from a
few days visit al Atlantic City.
Mr and Mrs. James Bradheld are enter
tanning Mrs. Hannah Hawkins OF Heod's
NH, Nd. Miss Bessie Boulden. OF Pres
ton. Nd. and Miss Grace Howard OF
Beaver Falls, Pa.
Harry Baldwin is quite III at his hsmc
on Market street.
Edgar Hilyard has returned from At
lantic City.
Evening journal., 1907-09-28
Dover Methodists' RaIIv.
Special to THE EVENING JoURNl

Special 10 TIE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Sept. 2S.-The Methodists
of Dover will join in a Sunday school
rally day to be held in Wesley Church
on Sunday afternoon at o'clock. when
all old members and new members will
join with the present membership in
celebrating an old-fTsnioned Sunday
school rally. An orchestra, with Harry
b Shepley of Smyrna as first violin
will play during this service. assist
ing Mrs. r. L. Jones. the chorister.
Evening journal., 1907-09-28

Charles Klein, though he has reached
a prominent position IN international the
atricais Is to-day as hardworking as thS
youngest author struggling to get hear
ing for his first play. Mr.. Klein, for the
past month, has been working literally
night and day to perfect THE Step-sis-
ter" which Charles Dillingham; is to
bring out at the Grand Opera House Octo-
Der 5. "rhe step-ss;er" is Of the usual
Klein popularity, and has to do with the
dramatic moments in the lives of num-
her Of easily recognizable American and
foreign types. Among those who will give
Flklns. Bruce McRae, Dorothy Dorr,
the play its Interpretation are Grace
Chrystal Herne, Mathnde Cottrelly. Anna
Johnston. Gertrude Doremus, Helen Gra-
ham. Frederic De Bolleville Ralph Del
more. William Sampson and John Find
lay.
Evening journal., 1907-09-28
The Doubtsr.

To seek Persuasion is a sorry task.
II sin yourself viii other questions ask:
And Doubt. though suhed. will arise
again
To question answers you cannot explain.
From Blind Acceptance to Doubt i
came,
And To- the Doubt proved my Acceptance
lame.
And Personal Survival was the bait
With which I for myself did lie in wait
And now know that know. naught at
al.
Is that not better than to raise a squan
OF IFS and butts. and then to swear each
one
Has wings to hy. although you see them
Life.
Evening journal., 1907-09-28

Manager DoclSstader of the Garrick
Theatre announces a most promising
show for next week Robert Daley and
Company Of nine people in a musical COM
edy. "A Trip in a Trolley" head the list,
with Sheridan Block and his company
Cail from the original company of the
lamented Richard Mansheld) presenting
'The Man With Green Eyes" a feature
Of special interest Both these are big
acts and cost pile Of money. The Digit
Virginians, presenting eight pretty dane
ing girls; Dorsch and Russell in a musical
number; Leon and Adeline. the juggling
comedians; Howell and Scott, Hebrew en-.
tertainers; c. w. Williams, a ventriloqust
and The iKnetograph. complete the show.
There are cose TO forty people in the
bill and it is an expensive aggregation.
Evening journal., 1907-09-28
.PRUsslAN PRINCE
CRACKS HIS SKULL.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
POTSDAM. Prussia. Sept. 2S-Prince
Charles Gustave Won Thnrn, und Taxis.
a lieutenant in the Prussian foot guards
fell down stairs at the regimental
quarters today and fractured his skull,
dying almost instantly
Evening journal., 1907-09-28
snle of tho old - Nnu.

The homeopathic Hospital dspenses
dement's 70 the citizens OF the city
and is dependent upon generous pub
Nc for support. Wia you please help
by sending clothing, furniture. books.
magazines pictures. toys and curios E?
They will be called for if you notify
Mrs. C. IT, Wollaston, 1i14 Van Buren
street, u. and A. Sf7; Mrs C. n
Trttinp. 1871 West Thirteenth street
y. and A. 35S.s
Evening journal., 1907-09-28

Quick-growing vegetation Is a great
Australia No less a sum than $4,000
a year is paid for removing the weeds
which grow on the permantnt way.
Evening journal., 1907-09-28

Billy the Kld. which is the vehicle
that has been selected for the starring.
tour of Joseph santley comes to the Ly-
ceum for three nights commencing Mon
day night. From what can be learned Of
the play it is stated that it tells an inter-
estng story and tells It well; that there
are numbers of good stroIs situations and
plenty Of comedy and that it hts the re-
quirements of the young star.
Evening journal., 1907-09-28
60 Il snherru ~ p

The Cora e seberry Y win hold its
monthly social meeting on Saturday
evening. at the home of the president,
Miss Katharine j. Croes. No. 1l5 West
Thirtieth street, at S o'clock eft
Evening journal., 1907-09-28

Boulah H. DIX and Evelyn G. suther-
land, the authors Of "The Road to Yester-
day" a comedy OF fantasy, combine
spirited romance with gentle satire. which
is always delightful, whether the scenes
Of the dreamplay pass in waking moments
or in dreams. "The Road 70 Yesterday
viii be presented at the Grand Opera
House on the evening Of Thursday octo-
Der 3, by the original New York Company,
headed by Minnie Duproe.
Evening journal., 1907-09-28
REAL EsTArE
FOR SALE

A desirable dwelling and lot on
Market Street near Eleventh, oppo-
ste the Court House. Three story
brick: lot 40. o.2x142 feet. A suit
able site for an office building.
Evening journal., 1907-09-28

Building lots at Gordon Heights.
sOx12O feet. 500 per lot. Beau
tful view Of river.
Evening journal., 1907-09-28
THE STAGE

"A Fugitive From Justice" will close
its engagement at the Lyceum this after
noon ana evening.
''The RIVALS" with Joseph and William
w. Jefferson, as "sir Lucius o'Trgger'
and Bob Acres" respectively, visits the
Grand Opera House on Wednesday even
ing. October 3 There is so little now
adays of the real. true comedy, such as
sheridan wrote, thatlt is relief from the
farce and so-called musical comedy that
the country has been surfeited with for
the past four Or five years
Evening journal., 1907-09-28

The Chinese are being introduced to
wall paper.
Evening journal., 1907-09-28
roR RENT

FOR RENT.
s p cor. on md fsumhartl. streetEi
store. \ T.. ana De- 80 "
90 West Second street r. and b.... 2oo0
I0 West Seventh street. r. and d.. 1000
JOS Adams street, r. and b............ 1900
go East Sixth street. rooms.-..... 1aC0
GIBBONS & MOORE. ia
s2s-it Filth and Shiplcy SITS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-16

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miirbe Ole &e9ierung einen 6trrm
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bleibt ben moBgebenoen @enolten
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-16

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troifop Die 2itbtumlinie ieben. 81
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Jung onr6 Experimentation ergof
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ldbt, 10 lit einitueilen fein @runo ba=
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9on5 uber oaen 3peifel tit Die So6e
nod nidt feitgeftelt, nno ueitere Ser
iude iin0 ob5uporten, ebe man iiber
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onf0n9t.