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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-12
miller Kent, the New Raniies.-

miller Kent, the New Rahiles.-
A Tho remarkable success that s.
kru,nr Kent has made in the famous
~ "RafIles. the Amateur Cracks
E'snp which will be the attraction at
+bo Grand theater, is another proof OF
',oSenb NJ. Galtcs' good judgment In
sbe matter of casting a plan. Mr..
tsnt ls easily the best young romantic
Io,or In the country. He Is a gradu-
~ ~ purdue university, OF Indiana,
M was intended by his parents for
~ law While still at college, how
tver Young Kent had made up his
mind TO 60 on the stage. He made
In 8fst appearance In New York with
ksn Burgess in vim" He then
Nave under Dion Bouclcault In
fCon the Chaugran," Colleen
bavn." "Arrah-na-Pogue," Carrie,
Sra other Of the great Boucicault
,nccesses. He then went with James
bNelIl. supporting that star In
Monte Crlsto." Hamlet" and the
.Dead Hart" Mr.. Kent was later
,ngaged "a tho juvenile leading man
M A. NJ. Pa'mer In his famous stock
.ompany az the time when Jim the
penman" WIS the sensation OF the PEE
.lod. He supported n. G. Goodwin In
FConfuslon" and Turned Up" For
4 NO years he was q member OF Daniel
frohmans Lyceum Theater Stock
Ipm7any In partnership with Nc
kee Rankin. Mr.. Kent produced "The
fnnuck" az the Bljou thchter. New
Work. For one season he played with
'gllSon Barrett In London, and on his
ieturn 10 America he became n NOM
b. OF Charles Frohmen's comediens.
klth whom he starred for several
,ears, appearing In "All the Comforts
tf Home" Jane" "Thc Founding" ,"
|Too Much Johnson" THE White
Heather" Hearts Are Trumps," and
ITO Have and 10 Hold" and "Arls-
iperaoy." lie we0 In Hcbler g. Co, q
PRODUCTION OF "The Musksteers" at
|iK VIoG NON 'I9lpoul kpApuoIa Qua
kent then made his first starring ven
BIC IN Clyde Fltch's play. THE Cow
|oy and the Lady, tpd later In
|Flghtng Bob" In both of which
Hays he made much reputation for
n,elf and friends. For the past
ason he has been one of the most
n sh salarieG vPudeville>hcadliners in
3 sketch called Dorothy" It will
y seen therefore that MIR. Galtes, In
feetlng Mr.. Kent for the part of
'afies, chose q young man whose
fcofd ana experience arc the best.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-12
A Dnnrerons Dendlock

that somtlmes terminates fatally, is
the stoppage OF liver and bowel func-
tions. To quickly end this condltlon
without disagreeable sensations. Dr..
Kings New Life Pills should always
be your remedy Guaranteed abso-
lutely satisfactory in every case or
money back. at ]. C. Perry's drug
store. 25c.
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TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES.
OC. t. Co.
STEAMERS
POMONA AND oREGoNA LEAVE
FOR PORTLAND DAILY, ExCEPT
SUNDAY AT q A. M.
M. p. BALDWIN, Ast.


bOOIhhhtN EhOArAO w.
Time Card No. 4S--Eftecttve
June f0.
Toward Portland--Passenger
No. 16-b:2s n. M. Oregon Nm
press.
No. 1s-s:4O a. m. Cottage Grove
Passenger. = ~
No. 12-2:45 D. m. Roseburg Ex-
press.
No, $3.50 p. m., Portland Ex-
Ipress. Z
Toward Portland--Freighf.
No. 2s2-10:5s .. IN, departs
1t;ss a. m, Portland Fast Freight
No. 226-10;40 a. m, departs
Hiss a. M, Way Freight.
Toward San Franoisco-rsssaags
No. 11-1t:03 a. m, Roseburg
Express.
No. l7--6:47 p. m. Cottage Grove
Passenger.
No. 15--s:56 D. m. California Ex-
press.
No. 1s-1;s1 a. m, San Francis
co Express. p
Toward San Franclsco---Frcight.
No. 22t--2;sS a. m, San Fran
cisco Fast Freight. '
no 2s5--ii:65 =. M, arrives
ltt:25. 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-12
niirn Mead Quartet


New York Evening Post,
iS iIe ,nstly takes pride in possess
Fhica abe dean of American music
ngI I,,,s sn' Henry T. Finck, was one OF
trluts. a,.t great journals to recognize
sne j, Genius 81 and supremacy of the
tne Mead quartet, as Will be seen
2lse ,be following excerpt: :.
ON aI,,s fun TO hear thoce girls play
J, ~ : hlase professional at Mendels-
Es,u ssn hail last night. after the con-
u" ~. Of Tho olive Mead quartet. SO
fe,t f,..S a n is. "If the music-lovers
uusv ~ how remarkably well they
fnO" there would not be a vacant
PG wbencvor they give a concert.
- sa Is q truly feminine beauty OF
.nna nu,' purity of intonatlon, in their
t,nrinq M combined with a military
.osislon. in their ensemble. that arc
hoim 70 tired oars and brains.
Vu,, women destined to oust men as
nLe - too? The Kneisels. alone,
1sin TO dispute supremacy with
he Olive Mead5"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-12
No Thornless Rose.

Sububs-I was surprised TO hear
you had discharged your new cook.
I thought she made nearly all your
favorite dishes.
Naybor-SO shs did, but she also
bi oke. my wife's. - Philadelphia
Press
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-12
Enen Terry's Estimate Of Irving.

Until | wont to the Lyceum theater
Henry irving was nothing 10 me and
was nothing 20 him. | never
bought that he would become
peat actor He had no high opin-
Ph OF my acting. He has said since
pat be thought me at the Queens
'heaier charming and Individual as
woman, but as an actress hoyden-
~ believe that he hardly spared
Ne even SO much definite thought
mis- His soul was not more sure
4 70 his body than In the theater,
'na !, woman who was at this time
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-12
LOST.
SASH AND DOOR FACTORIES.

Frank NJ. Observation-Disclosures of
sash, doors. mouldings. All kinds
OF house finish and hard wood
work. Front street. between State
and Court. Make all complaints
at the ONCE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-12

furry with fiying oolors. even before
New York gets back 10 normal busi-
mess, This outcome Il made prob
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-12

Both mother aud child ara doing
veil The new princess viii be
named 0iovanna.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-12
DRAyNIEN.
PLUMBERS.

NJ. J. Petzel-Plumbing. steam and
gas fitting. Successor to Knox n
Murphy, 226 Commercial street,
Prone Main II.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-12

The new scrip. which win appear to-
day. is an interesting biz Of litho-
graphing
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-12
PROFESSIONAL.

q. v. Eilis, NJ. n.-Physieian and
surgeon. Telephone 307 Main.
ofhces. $40 State street. opposite
court house. Salem, or. Residence
Phone 31S Main. s-13- 1mo'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-12

traced to the Kidneys,
but now modern
science proves that
nearly all diseases
have their beginning
in the disorder of
these most important
organs.
The kidneys filter
and purify the blood
that is their work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-12

tnsIeiore, when your kidneysare weak
o9t OF order, YOU can understand how
-lekly your entire body is affected and
every organ seems to fail TO do its
u you are sick or "feel badly" begin
F1lns the great kidney remedy, DR.
'.lsF 5 swamp Root, because as soon
4 your kldneys are well they will help
. ;,i 'ne as other organs To health. A trial
i. you are sickyou can make no mis-
oy hrs, doctoring Your kidneys.
- piisd and the extraordinary effect of
Almers Swamp-ROOt, the great
s,S remedy, is soon realized. II
N ls ~ the highest for its wonderful cures
+s =. most distressing cases, and is sold
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-12
LODGES.

Carpenters Union, No. tO05,-Car-
.penters of America. Local union
meets every Saturday night. at
Union Hall, 420 state street. Geo.
s. Welch, President, A. w. Den
mis-, Rec. Sec. 11-S-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-12
The Kidneys Are
Weakened BY OYer- Work.

'nAsal1hy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
y used to be considered that only
'sihAFy and bladder troubles were 20 be
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-12
EMUSEMENTS

Auditorium Rink.
o.oo afternoon and evening" ex-
nj sundays.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-12

|T mail - DSNNAS Home of 8g4mtehooE
- 80 ~ s' s.sse' also a pamphlet telling you
49, ana Out il you have kidney or
- trouble. Mention this paper
Iam,o-s -',ngng TO Or. Kilmer & Co., Bing-
'ut ts., ~ \. Don't make any mistake,
Dr EaHn Der the name, Swamp-R Root,
liess p.-a swamp Root, and the adj
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-12

'EsSggists in hfty-cent
ra one-dollar Size
I.~-' '..ss' You may
--le 4 sanlnfa L...a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-12
CORVALLIS & EASTERN R. R.
TIME TABLE NO 81.

Trains from and TO YaquinA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30
TO THE MAN or FIFTY

1, "a common to advise TIE yoans paa the
psrls possib Of beir lives bai who aieae chs Eaa
Of
n
And at the risk Of temerlty Of this easo vino
himself a halfoen,eaaran. few observations
There por before the man or 80 yeara-ots
fulncss pessimlsm
lie is apt 70 say-how oea You n'"weu have mass
my younsa,er. tsse place which .fcst
The who haua down HIS nag shippei ans
whipped ueher happy ornamental indifference m aesf
IL character And Il 10 rolls 70 retreat .sen
fight is enly hag
10 "retre~ 50 l. treaseni
Bat slcs.runess ,y.clsa, The ooss hss
ne hs made Tor the pubic
has done but little The sord .'ems 30
Dsinon 20 am fle reflects
4 ea is ali soai t.ia 20 % tho Impossible an tired
SAINT ~ resi."
Tire Of Ms vision veil as The boy.
needs tss middle has m possibilities Ae s4'ae az
ysuth
There are battles ~, 70 fight fine
cndcayor Of hope days that
yet climb whoss siorioas smmta are
effort
Do not tan into IN. though, tina, YOU
piece Win other sey that "the wcsia owes
living You owe hs world Thousand nes more than
you. Your time IL short. Pay up
II you worthy hfc tho world has lot Of
use for you which matured Judgment
the thas work choose
aud better how to do lt
up your aleevesi
DO not usten Tor anau,e cynie Jon there
evil tn the world and As only thing TO % to maks The beat
other suggestion that rlsh triumphant and
therefore nothing for you 20 DO
Rank heresles, both.
Hold up your the end IL is no,
likely you DO spoil what hAe
quitting middle the day Round out
cid awond - bent aad hacked
Fight be tight nd keep the faith
kinder DO castles IA Spain
Keep vision glorious ana drive blghay 70
destiny.
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Here's another picture % hatY.
tEi1 Ar DoTeyeoEn. about the first
thinE after BE zol 10 work In tho
morning What do yon think 81
thia one. chr
WAY IT'S All right IlGm. yea.
ifs ali right said The boas. paving
over tho ietlrrs on bis desk as be-
poke
numt you think its got tho last
one skinned as 8 likeness" pursued
Mr inNevduvo. bound 90 GOT a rise
oli 81 Bits employer
Got the last one beat az tho
say and back again. aald the old
man uho had never soeu Baby
Did you aflcua 10 that Jenkins
maif@F yetT
We think 90. too Mrs. Dewey.
dove and eaid the loving parent
nf ihe wonderful Duvoydove baby.
This o. a new poso. and d almost
as good "a one A. Sc expect Co get
BOT if was The funniest thing
1910 be- rsedy for you IN n mo.
meut. Miss Hlitbcrs The boss
said this % the photographer
What was going 60 tell ynu.
tr u continued and know
Youll die laughing when you hear
j.. i5 That the cunning little thing
WaH 50 fuil OF cxuherAnce that ths
photographer gave hos a salt ahn.
kcr ~ play with And thon when be
NOW iiateu when he went peep.
peep io draw hahY'8 attention. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30

from the flight u way. continued
Roll1 ia the president expected
along. OF Is the Nickel Plate 8boua
due on ~ apeciaif"
tNoghins doing IN that line. Hoi
Tie, said his EaeaciogH sire. The
throng has thrmng for the solo pur
poae of seeing No. q 20 through
After We pass Oh u wiil turn away
with the raugcinunue8H ~ a dutF
VOL done The fact Wiii have bean
That Nr went b.
Huf. father. added nolia. what
explanation hAve you 70 offer for
the coincidence that Srcckln
faced young man in hIH store
clothes and a nes pair 81 tan
shoes always starts a waFEish con.
verHatiOn Tor the hcaeflt of the pas
sausers wlth some Individual uho
has just driven up to the platform
10 aa impfomptu manner and a jolt
waEonf"
But Rolin'a father was unable to
answer that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30

The train hesitAtsd At a station
which boasted OF a water tank. II
no other attraction. and Rollo sized
up the Inevitable asscmhiage Of cil-
iEsas who were lined up on tho
platform inspecting the cars with
critical Interest that might have
marked the trains maiden trip
@Oh. father" Qy0th Rollo. is
there anything wrong with the
train we are ont The people are
looking az q"
-N0. believe not. Rollo his
father replied. poking bis head out
Of the window and giving a pierre.
Ing glance up and down the string
of COACHES. She seems % be still
On the track"
have noticed a coucourgn AZ al
most every one 81 the small sta,
lions we have passed. although the
Inhabitants Of places h0astlng a
union depot seem 10 keop alo0f
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~ 40. Atkinson.


Arthur Maddla was a reporter Of
considerable ability. but HE zeal Tor
the humorous frequently led 10 dis
aatrous results Tne notorlety given
some and the endorsements
hoapad ON others had secured him a
nmibys Of "oalltess" but notv3 ~
standing ,hsse. he usually patched
up tho difficulty and retpiied bic
friends
Seem no sumbor hov",tf. no
Asd mvss zee :,nriats bls foe. alc.
,,n.a snl'ts. ess, sna aaHlaiant
o,saAs ss .s . socsl snsulnnga cont
.sHs. .'hs sssess.s ~ sss css
vApy. Rs,'.g . sArss terrie"Y ~ss
.rahls ss ~ IN Ire os'lse bss Sesfs
;sy ~ s3.f ~-vs whseA ssi'is'.
w,.ssa =. regard ss . ~s,s s.ia
asnnyisss ss~.sser'e. nf ~hiss, ~
delighted Msdais 4" mention sact.
s.eh s.s so either sessa,a ss,sr FRAT
"a plagued foissa tn3a sa ,n'"lcs
able a-nsy fasn stal' ~ sn'',ss .
superior ave aa,y announced So
shs g,aiiy News "Wednesday. h.s
presence duly y~Vrsdei ca fhnss
aay ard q ,.cs@ NJ hts .aii. snsds 90
t,i1sr. 'i- .ais stf-f.ase 10 N"
Articles ha,nK In the ssHsc os the
verbs uS.d
After shas systematic teasing haa
been ~ PROGRESS for three nv four
months. so tho rhssftn If 'hs
,nuchs tal,nn Madais ss~KAn s0
,.s. 81 Inc sp~fF anf east about f5F
som~shinr aes As be wzs pass
ing the Insurance. office oaa day. q
Kisi Of ~ summers came out and
pfo~srdsd do~n tho street Ia front
~ him sh@ hAd a fair. oval face.
large hToun .yes and iusuriani
hrnwn hair. and 20 Naadlr abe ~as
vision If loyslin.ss Rude IA II
wss. he could no, resist ~atohinE
her "a she moved before him with
smch suppio grace she scarcely
seemed "a touch tho street al ala
shs had proceeded but a short
distance vhun she stopped "a
speak wlih a friend 80 Rats 10
preea. that friend was also as Ac.
quaintance 81 Maddia. and with
true noNAIAp er courage he hutted
TO-" An introduction folipwcd. and
ere he could hardly realise W. be
Naa walking beside the ~ondruuA
fairy eonyerulng on the friendiiess
terms
That introduction and subas.
qurnt unprecedented messinga ui.
timntaiy resulted Ia a date" To
Msddia the world presented a new
and fascinating responsibility: and
90 Wlniffed Winnow the light % n
frat love began 90 Elimmer on the
horizon Aud she vas fair and be
was talented and energetic. aud
tho first faint rays soon developed
into she strong and steady radiance
81 mutuAl affection
One starlight eve in Young Octo-
Der they stood beneath the grand
old OAK that shaded her homo and
cooed the sweet rofrain so many
COO and zee deny the cooling Dan
Cnpid danced IN ecstasy ar0una
them. and the brisk weat wind HAT.
tered the leaves above
. love you. Wiulfred he muir.
INJURED passionafely VIII you be
my own little darling forever and
q day -
Yes. II Uncle Steve consents. 4"
she answered hiding her face on
his shoulder
''Thon 10, % ash at once and
fs.-ff4. - -. ~ 49,. - -
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Nay ! have The ear 81 your sra.
Cloua majesty a moment Tor ny
latest 0nef eatreatod tho iollio
Jester.
"out with n. caltlff. grumbled
the King "nut. lock you. To- IL be
a rhslcklsr
Well. then. WHY are there not
more marriages ~
because there are not ~ many
proposals. ! suppose"
TIA. ha. not 20. your highness.
siEgird the Jester It's bneAHse
us easier 90 pop the question ttAn
question tho pop. ha. ha. hai"
Tho king fell for Il after a While,
A story that nobody vonrhes f0r
relates 20 a prominent indigidnai~
whn conferred with the pfualdcnl
on The railroad question. Why
don't you talk Il over with Root
asked tho visitor on leaving. =
cant discuss Il with Root. vas ths
answer he doesn't agree wiih
me iieiimRu
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the SERIOUS JOKE

together they entered tho house.
"Oh. Uncle steve" she called.
Yes" came the answer from an
0lacent room. Ia an Instant the
door Was opened and Uncle Hteye
C6l,on stood bcforea them Asddla
waa aatOunded and diamnyed OFT
had she mentioned Uncle Steve. -
but n al never occurred 70 him
aie4 grsuchy old sseve Cotton could
be hor uncle snd her guardian.
"WeliY" blnrted Cotton. Klanng
az Maddie like a lion AZ bay.
We are here, SIR" began the
youth. 4 am here. sir that la
= know you're here What do
you wAntY" and the old man glared
fiescor than ever
we want 10 marry" Maddls
Hammered ia desperation
Geo Nhillikenai Sam Caesar
What IN the world 10 you mean Z
You meaH, hungry yaflet. wantln'
80 marry my niece Oh. yes guess
don't remember ~ y Harrison
manager of Inc fneurnns'
s", VII DC in the city tomorrow
."a.sllias bic assistant, 6..:.sa
sai,.n .usss son, srsneag' -'s
thai. h.h' Nsfs. ~ n.sor' M
IL thss plata rnonss ?"
h0sn -." ;sseaB the rhiisst
You'h.
Sns. you've hum,n~d sSo much
already ksp~ied foifon. 40 ne
sfsis-d Into sD"sNs, ysssn,
MAdlds departed dsiestediy. lie
Gas shScksd. b.s aol bsatsn The
neat DAY q cOiusan and a half sp.
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salt nnt 81 the shaker Now whnt
do sou say 10 THAT
Ham. said the boss
Don't YOU se~ the polntN Dewey.
dove said nahy wanted % catch
The birdie ~ putting salt on ita
tail
Ia. ha. aaid tho boss IN ioy.
lesa manner hnt Mr. Doveydoye
felt that be had scored.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30

poared ia the Daily NoWh. recount
Ing the wcndeffnl success ~ the
---~- Insurace0 Co. MI Of which
was accredited 10 Btophsn Cotton.
the worthy assistant manager
Tho scheme was successful ~
he read the paper oldebtoge SMILEY
Maddie and bis pretty Winlfred are
married nov ana be has accepted
position aB asslstant0uanaeer Of
e. insesance company 70 sue
Df Lee Baker. dentist. zoo Eitei
bulldog PAone. Main $3.50, 80
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COFFEE

There are more sorts Of
coffee than words IN the
dictionary.
Your grocer returns ybur money
II you don't ike Seedlings Best.
We pay him
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a, caaaman. takeG had good
tlse thefe.
fhoy sat a splendid table.
Anf tnon 7 bod slls Maids .
Hllsht sfiaif.
Ot was it Mahelf
Cohaasot ncacht . kaow o. every
kink
Twas there I me, a fairy
Whose lovely name was Gcnevieyf
! think.
or maybe Carrie.
AZ iroa sprlpEa7 A pleasant place.
Indeed
A maideu coy and clever
Named MAY or Kate there vowed
20 mo that she'd
He true forever.
Summer rcsorisf Each has ia OWE
firm place
Deep dows IN my affections.
OF each ! have. because of Rath az
Grace.
Fond rccollectiona
a comfortable thing about bclns
rich Is You only grt fined when
you oanht 20 BE- put Ia JAIN Mes
YoFk pfcaa.
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coed Uncle Steve. VIM ~.
promoted 70 the manerss,. ~ ~
on the tetigsmsnt Of M w hsh
Boats ioaYo Pier Z Tor ess.s, 80
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STAR DUST
BY JOSH
BY JOSH


the ilfe out OF the idiot who asks n
n h hot enough for you"
hopping his brow. he dropped
some more rcd pepssr ia the TAX
VOL,
Too Much for Her. 80
Going 10 leavsg" sSclalmod Mira
Hiram uffon Why Bfidget.s Q
thought you wore porfoQaiy ats
fiod"
"ahute. | Ike tse place. sss ~ %
relAied Bridges. ss' /. cssS ssaass
that uiliy ands nat ass /" oA.aa
here "
THE lsss' iis Aas s." interest Ia
you
4 Snoe. s~S sta Sus tm Afraid
el's sslshtoss -iay think hv has 4"
sss.s a.,ps,a itc.s
On esy DAY.
First Hsert,.f itsa fhe ghost
Walled sss'
sesami a..@s,or No. ha, II viii
~.~sa
sirS R.svsscs How 10 You
sr.a'
s.rs.nd itaa.r'rs I,s. snsa tho
.a,h,~s has that haun,cI i.s,h.
fhis IL the time os wear when
lover. 1T hammock ii'.sasute ave
Spending hall hos's With half sa
thorn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30

ogssstal DiihMrd sad P,soi Par
iofs. isis Thlrd sv. have new
tables sad ths oaly suis pcoi table
10 seattle. A plRos Zoe gentlemen.
s4s
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Fleet Of nai,loahips at Navy Yard
.ss
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-05-08
Death Of Editor John |. Platt.

Poughkeepsie, May John |. Platt,
editor of the Poughkeepsie Eagle and
one of the best-known newspaper edi-
tors in the state, died at his residence
here yesterday The immediate cause
of his death was pneumonia.
Mr. Platt was born in 1899 and was
educated in the city schools. He
learned the printers trade in The
Eagle office. In 1865 he bought an in
terest in the establishment and on the
death of his father he succeeded to the
editorship, retaining that position as
long as he lived. Mr.. Platt represented
this district in the assembly for three
terms beginning in 1886, was postmas-
ter for four years dating from 1891
and was the president and owner of
the City railroad until it was sold in
1904. He was one of the founders OF
the Poughkeepsie and Eastern railway
and took an active interest In the de-
velopment of the Poughkeepsie bridge
For three years he was president of
the local Y. NJ. c. A.