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Evening journal., 1908-11-05
SALVATION ARMY
HOLD REVEALS

A revival campaign will start this
evening under the auspices OF Tn SAL
vation Army at the barracks in East
Fourth street. and will continue TO
November &c.
The officers who viii have charge
Of the various meetings are as fol-
lows.
This evening Captain Mont
gomery. Captain McClements.
Saturday evening -Madeley Church
Praying Band.
Sunday November S-Adjutant and
Mrs Bartlett.
Tuesday. November 10-Captain Il.
Holz. Lieutenant Campbell.
Wednesday. November 11-Mrs. Brig
adler Atkinson.
Thursday. November 12-Mrs. Adju-
tant Butler.
Friday. November 1s-The Rev. ]. Z.
Wallace.
Saturday. November 1i-Musical Biz
zard
sunday. November f5-Adjutant ana
Mrs Bartlett.
Tuesday. November 17-Adja.ant
Butler. Lieutenant Alexander.
Wednesday. November lS-Mrs. Staf.
Captain Shuttle. Mrs. Adjutant Butts.
Thursday. November 19-Captain
IIingsbury. Captain Danley
Friday. November 20-The Rev. Mr.
Neese.
SATURDAY. and sunday-Brigadier snc
Mrs. Atkinson.
Tuesday. November 24-AdIutani
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
PORTUGAL KING
TO BRAVE DANGER
DiSreeaTdS Warnings That His
Visit Will Cause
Disturbance

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
LISBON, via Badaioz. Nov. 5.-Disrc-
gardng threats and warnings King Man
uel viii leave for Northern Portugal sun
day to spend two weeks TO make him-
self popular IN section OF his country
where Rcpublcanism is gaining ground
dangerously
Queen Amele on her knees has begged
the young ruler not to risk his life in
such venture. The Oporto city Council
declared the tour would raise violent dis
urbances. The newspapers urged a post
ponement.
But the King win not listen. The cab
met members have told him that his ap-
pearance i'm Northern Portugal Is im-
perative as q possible check to the rising
wave of radicalism.
Great preparations are being made 20
safeguard the King Those opposed TO
the trip say these preparations will i'll
crease the discomfort Of the people.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
well.known New York Brokers.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-James X. Rice,
Jr., recently associated with Frederic
Il. Hatch; Raymond j. Chatry, formerly
Secretary OF the Trust Company of
America. and Irving NJ. Day Of William
NJ. Clarke, have this week organized
the new investment banking firm of j..
X. Rice. Jr., & CO. at 35 Wall street,
New York. The firm is specially
equipped to deal in guaranteed stocks,
bank and trust company stocks, un-
listed and inactive securities. The
members Of the cOpartnership are
young and favorably known in the
Wall Street district, and have good
connections in this city and out of
town. Mr.. Rice. prior to his identifica-
ton with Frederic H. Hatch of 30
Broad Street, n. Y. was for twelve
years connected with the Farmers
7 o,-' Trust co. of New York. Mr..
Chatry is a director in several import
ant Neu- York corporations. and Mr..
Day is the son of Edwin B. Day. Cash
fer of the Battery Park National Bank
OF New York city.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
PENNSYLVANIA NOTES

The Kennett Electric Light Company
will spend $4,000 in improving its
plant.
Nennett's fire company will go %
Downingtown Saturday 10 help house "A
new engine.
Failing TO get pole tax receipt
Postmaster John II. Dunn, of Parkess
burg. was unable to vote.
Elmer. son Of William L. Emery. or
West Pikeland township, fell from a
wagon and was severely injured by be-
ing dragged quite a distance.
Professor John Russell Hayes, OF
Swarthmore, gave a lecture on thc
English. Irish and Canadian poets be-
fore the Kennett New-Century Club
yesterday.
At the office Of Clerks Of the Courts
I'm Chester county there We're 5S marri.
age licenses issued in October. against
20 in September and 55 in october O.
last year.
New Garden township Supervisors
have placed signs along the road stat
ing that the auto speed limit is q
miles an hour Some nischievous per
son has altered them TO read 1900 miles
an hour.
For trespassing on the property oi
the Worth brothers. near Coatesvile
and shooting a rabbit, John Pakowltz
an unnaturalized foreigner, was arrest
ed and compelled to pay a fine of 81
and costs. amounting IN all to $3.50.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
269
LADIES' EIGHT-GORED SKIRT.
Paris Pattern No. 2649
An seams Allowed.

This model is a very desirable one for
the general skirt for everyday wear.
and Is adaptable for broadcloth. serge.
tweed. cheviot. corduroy. or. in fact any
material that the wearer desires. The
lower edge is finished with a mediumly
wide hem and the model closes at the
left side OF the front. which has box
plait effect that IS very stylish. The
back is I'm habit style and Is a plain
gore, without any centre seam. This
makes II particularly becoming 20 the
slim figure. The pattern is in sizes
to 30 inches waist measure. For sc waist
tho skirt. made OF material with nap, re-
ouires s7s yards 20 inches wide. "a yards
s6 inches wide. yards a. inches wide, or
3is yards 81 inches wide; without nap, Il
needs rs wards 20 Inches wide. yards %
inches wide, si5 yards AZ inches wide. or
27s yards "a inches wide; width OF lower
edge about 80 yards.
Price a. pattsrn. &c cents.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
Man. eowns For EtheI RooseveIt.

Ethel Roosevelt is beginning 90 ap.
pear in what old-fashioned persons de-
cribe as young ladifel' gowns. Her
wardrobe for this season Is being pre-.
pared in an establishment in Wash
ington. Every afternoon for the past
two weeks the high cart from the
White House mas been seen in front
of the dressmaker's shop for an hou
or two Ethel is plunging deeply in
purchases. say friends one tailored
gown Is n deep rose chiffon broadcloth.
braided i'm black and silver, with rich
looking inset Of Cluny lace forming a
collar effect and making cuffs for the
sleeves. which are short and flowing.
Another street gown IS of tan cloth,
with triming of dark brown velvet and
seal fur. Ethel is well off in furs and
1ewelrv Mrs. Longworth brought q
fine set of white fox TO her from the
North two summers ago, and also somi
fine sables These furs have been kept
for Ethers social debut.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
TABLET In STATE HOUSE TO
HONOR NAVAL HERO'S MEMORY

November 10.
Mrs. Wilson is being congratulated
on her movement in This 'line. as i'm
stead of giving teas thc money raised
has been donated 10 purchase tablet
from William Davidson of Whining
ton.
Governor Lea when asked for per-
mission to erect the tablet granted thc
request. Rodney Macdonough, OF Boss
ton, grandson Of the commodore, viii
unveil tho tablet and deliver the ad-
dress.
The commodore was buried near Mid
dletown. Conn The Delaware Society
while connected with the National S1~
ciety Of Daughters of 1872 is composed
of few members and are being can-
graduated from ali quarters becaus9
they are working with their president
Mrs Wilson. TO honor a New Castle
county boy who won honor and fame
in the Colonial War
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
rpaelal to THE EvENINa JouRNAI.

NEW CASTLE. Nov 5-Mrs John
NJ. Wilson. president Of the Delaware
Society of the Daughters of 1912. went
to Dover to-day TO arrange for the
erection of memorial tablet for Com
mandcr Thomas MacDonough in the
State House. County President Me
lvor of the a. O. II. pas been invited
TO be present at the unveiling of tho
tablet. Recently that official brought
M the matter of honcring Macdon.
ough's memory and arrangements were
started. but later it was learned that
the Daughters of 1872 We're at work
ON the matter
Commodore MacdonouGh was a Dela-
ware bow and when lie received his
commission came TO New Castle from
Macdonough and boarded his vessel at
Delaware street wharf. He afterwards
became commodore, being the hero OF
Lake Champlan. He died at sea on
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
Rennoval Sale

As soon as alterations are completed
we viii remove to No. East Third
street To avoid moving our stock Of
framed pictures we are Offering 81
pictures for so cents. 50 ones for $3.50,
SO and $3.50 ones for So. Get your
Christmas presents now or select them
now. pay a deposit now and we will
store them for YOU tin Christmas. w.
Roy Fryer. 10t and 10S East Third St.
THE Gift Store"e
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
FORMAL PETITION
HAS BEEN FILED

The Harlan and Hollingsworth Corpora
tion has filed a formal petition with the
Street and Sewer Department asking
for the closing of Justison street from
the railroad to the Christiana river. The
petition viii come before the meeting OF
the commissioners on Tuesday next
The matter was brought up some time
ago and was the subject for consider
able discussion on the occasion Of the
visit OF Charles NJ. schwab to this city
recently.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
Reeeption 40 New Members.

The Board of Trade will hold its
regular monthly meeting, tonight. A
reception will be rendered to the new
members of the organization at 7.3O
o'clock, preceding the regular meeting
A committee of five members will be
appointed TO represent the local body
at the convention Of the National Board
OF Trade which win convene at WASH
ington on Tuesday, January 49,
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
His Mothers Son.

The star pupil arose at the school
to doclaim his piece.
Lend me your ears," he bawled.
Hats "'sneered the mother of the op-
position. but defeated pupil. that's
Sarah Jane Doran's boy. He wouldn't
be his mothers son if he didn't want
to borrow something "-Tid-
Evening journal., 1908-11-05

To obtaIn this pattern or any OF
the others heretofore. described in
THE JOURNAL. nj out the follow
mg ctupon and Inolose il With 10
cents in an envelope addressed TO
the Fashion Editor THE EVENING
JOURNAL. Fourth and SLlpley
streets, Wilmington. Delaware.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
charaed WIth HIahway Robbery.

Charged with holding up Elmer
Windsor. ON last Saturday night, rob-
bling him Of sl75. Irving Vaughan and
William G. Baker. were arrested at
Laurel yesterday by State Detective
Harry l. ellis The men were ar
raigned before Magistrate Clapham on
the charge of highway robbery and
each was held in $500 bail for the upper
court.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
Modern improvements.

First Scholar-Whats the Electrician
doin' over at the schoolhouse?'
Second Scholar-Puttin' in a lectrc
switch.
First Scholar-Gee mullyl If they's
goin' ter do the lickin by lectricity 1
Quit-Judec
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
WOMANKIND
FALL MILLINERY

The simplest, hats have a fancy bard
OF some kind or other. Some OF tneni
are embroidered filet net. others "
feathers and others Of soutache braid,
put on in fancy designs. The swellest
imaginable band is made Of tiny ostrich
feathers.
a stunning hat OF black is shown
with a willow bandeau Of black soft
feathers. the hat being made Of oiaciS
satin. which. .by the way. is the best
thing this year on the right side is
a large black satin bow with a huge
let buckle.
The flowers on the hats this wintci
will be either extremely large roses on
dahlias There seems to be no place
for small flowers.
one OF the largest hats is made OF
lavender gray felt. the front having
huge bunch of pastel shaded roses,
intermingled with looping OF tiny
Kilt braid and a bunch of gray teath-
ers.
Blue and green has come to its own
again. and somo charming creations
are being shown i'm this combination
Copper color is also quite popular.
A dear of little street hat is shown
/ made completely of peacock feathers,
the bandeau and crown being covered
with the small feathers and the front
being decorated with an enormous wins
of peacock feathers.
The military effect Of ribbon. which
/ stands quite erect and in front ON this
seasons hats Is extremely popular on
| the street hats.
! a beautiful hat of large proportions
/ Is of Copenhagen blue rolled sailor
fashion. tilted quite a bit ON the left
side The whole is made of satin. ;h,
handeau and large round crown being
braided with darker shade of blua
and adorned with a bow of gold cloth
ribbon and a bunch of blue feathers.
Bengaline silk is oven better thar
satin this season. and some beautiful
creations are made of ;his material. 4
stunning hat of this silk is made II
leather color. sailor ehapc, large on
both sides and has around the larg'
round crown three collars Of shirret
velvet and a bunch Of plumes, shade,
from lightest tan TO orange.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
Preaching at Wesley Church.

"The Healing Of the Lunatic Child"
was the subject upon which the Rev.
II. C. Turner. pastor of Brandywine NJ.
+. Church preached at Wesley NJ r..
Church last evening The Rev IT, A.
G. Westerheld, pastor Of Asbury, viii
preach at Wesley this evening.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
$50 Piotures for ss.

And other interesting prices at Fry
er's Picture sale. Select your Christmas
presents now. pay us a deposit and we
will store them for you till Christmas.
1O1 and 103 East Third st. The Gift
Stores
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
Trvina For New Clubhouse.

At a meeting or the South Side Athlete
Club on Friday evening, further en-
deavors will be made 10 increase mater
tally the fund for the proposed new -cluo
house a thousand dollars has already
been subscribed.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
Erver,s Sale.

Reduced pictures at our picture sale
are worth seeing. We are going to move
and are selling framed pictures at in
teresting prices. 101 & -03 East Third
ST. "The Gift Store."f
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
Delaware
Trading
Stamps
Butts

Butts
wednesday. November 25-Broshsr
Savior and Y. p. L. members.
Thursday. D. m.-Christan's rally
and praise service. D. M, special
Thanksgiving service. Enrolment cf
soldiers. corps cadets and Y. p. L.
members.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
Very Extra Bargains for This Diamond Day

Satin Pin
flg,T Tops.tn ntcd :W and 49,
h<s 1Sty inches; regular 22 %
Chndren FanncS finished with rute esuea tlc
regulars
Skirts:
Qo. 49,. .
Bouse izes6 6o ] s years; w
Men Heavy
FrnpS Stand Covers a ~
pairof fII-4C @lro
Women Aprons &C.,
S2OoO Quill
carried position; regular SIoo
Static
eican Pencils
real
Iobton length FrencnK oves;a S2o
Child Whic Glos eel
PerceS
ChaGs Waists rinm in n so.
the collar and Guns
100 .. .
Music ~
Evening journal., 1908-11-05

The flowers on the hats this winter
will be either extremely large roses or
dahlias. There seems to be no place
for small flowers.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05

Special values in Embroidery Insertion. ...........
Coored Brads and Jets odd lengths.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20
GET or AND VOTE

Under tho direct primary law now
In force in oregon the individual
voter a. power In the land. The
selection of public servants ls now
entirely In tho hands OF the people.
aud II the people do not exercise
their prcrogatiye and get out and
vote a. the primaries, the legislature
viii perleps be tempted 10 revise or
repeal the primary law seeing that
the people do not use Il.
The full vote OF the state should
be brought out at the primary elec-
tion. Pride IN their states. loyalty
10 their friends who may be candl-
dates rnd interest ia perpe,uatlng
good government should stimulate
voters 10 vote In the primaries
We have long complained In orc
gon that fow bosses dominated olec.
tlons. named candidates and made
the policies OF the state. Now that
thll power 10 lodged in the hands OF
the whole people, through the prl-
mary law, let the people show their
appreciation OF their citizenship, by
exercising their power intelligently
and Ecalousiy,
The Capital Journal urges every
voter 10 take par, In TIE primaries.
II the principles are worth anything,
II We believe In aud hold sacred the
perpetuatlon OF good government.
not only in the nation. but In the
state, county city aud preeinet, We
should exercise the citizens privilege
every time opportunity is offered,
let US never shlFk the task OF yot-
ing. the highest prerogallye Of Amer
lean eliisenship.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20
PLOT AGAINST TAFT
RUNS ON THE ROCKS
Scheme To Prevent Nomination by Con-
tests In Convention Is Spoiled---Friends
Have Committee 80 Walter Wel1man
Says National Body Will See That
Strict Justice Is Done

more 30. It is not a class feeling.
the leaders of AFFAIRS feel the same
way as the masses Of the people.
Democratic senator's and repre-
sentatives from the south admit In
private conversation that II Presl-
dent Roosevelt were nominated again
they would fear for such states as
Kentucky. Tennessee, Missouri,
North Carolina and Florida. They
do not admit Roosevelt could carry
them, or any of them. but with the
President as the nominee they know
they would have the greatest fight
they have ever had to keep some of
those states in line.
All the signs of the times are that
the south Is not to choose the candi-
date. The northern Republicans.
who have TO furnish the bulk of the
electoral votes II their ticket is to
succeed. intend to name the ticket
themselves. Nine out OF ten of them
are for Taft. Heavy are the proba-
bllitles that even II the southern
brethren convince their northern
friends they can carry southern
states for Roosevelt. Taft will be
nominated just the same. barring ac-
cldent, unexpected upheavals or phe-
nomenal changes OF public sentiment
during the next three months. All
the developments OF public opinion
and OF political alignment In the Re-
publican ranks these days bring us
back 10 the principle which was laid
down In these dispatches three
months ago:
1T will be TAFT or Roosevelt, and
probably Taft"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20
Southern Pacific
R. R. Iime

Time Card No. 81 Ene,,,,. /,
Deeember 10Th. I2.o, :
l. Toward Portland Pass, :
No. ls.-5;5S A. NJ. Oregon 0''s' :
No. 1S.-s:4O A. M Co... ~ I
Passenger. ss
No. 12.-2:45 p. NJ No.,
senger.
No. 14.-9:13 p NJ n
press.
Toward Portland r..,-..
No. 222-5:OO p. NJ po.,,.l 'sa'
Freight. 'Aa'
No. 22s-1O:4oam.
arrives. :"
No. s2s-l1:2s a. n. Va,
departs. :"
u S@n francisco pss.,,.
No. 11.--11.Os A. NJ. Ro.sA.'.
senger.
No. 17.-s:45 P. NJ. co,,,..
Passenger.
NO. l5.-s;5s p. NJ c,n,...l
press.
No. is.-2:O1 A. N. San p,,l
Express.
Toward San Francisco Frs,.
No. 2af.--2:4S A. N. por,l,'l
Freight.
No. 225-11;2s AN wv.y.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20

to a direct vote OF the people Is a
polulistic measure. all parties have
swallowed the dose and must abjie
By the effect.
II will not have been the frst
time the Republican party took a
dose OF medicine THAT CAUSED TT
TROUBLE AFTERWARDS.
The direct primary and the Initial
tive and referendum were accepted
In oregon by the leaders and by the
party.
The Republican party paved the
way for thom by enacting tho Mays
law. and shamefully violating II by
refusing TO vote for Geer.
Some say did any OF the Demo-
Gratis vote for Geer. but the Repub-
licans who did not vote for Geer
know the reason why.
THERE WAS No PLEDGE TO
MAKE THEM KEEP THEIR WORD.
Gentlemen. n we have not enough
sand in our craws 10 elect a Repub-
lican senator with from 10000 to
10000 majority, what do we de-
server
With laws enacted by ourselves.
with candidates mnuing who are
men OF ability and standing In the
party. who will pity ns II we cannot
put one OF them over the track?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20
Racc Suicide

As President Roosevelt calls 1, Is no.
nearly The menace 10 Increase in pop.
ulaiion that deaths among lnfants
are. Aud eight oat og ten of these
deaths are directly or Indirectly
caused hy bowel troubles. Me0eea
Baby Elixir cures diarrhoea. dysea.
tary, sour stomach aud an infant
ailmenis of this nature Just the
thing for teethins babies. Price IS
aud so cents, Sold b. an dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20
A NcIghbor Of Yours

as well as yourself is liable at any
time 70 have rheumatism. We're all
liable to have cuts or burns, bruises
or soalds, crick in the back, neck or
side-some kind OF an ache or pain.
Then heed this advice and tell your
neighbors-- Ballard's Snow Linhnent
relieves all aches and pains. and
heals all wounds. Sold by all deal
ers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20
A LrrTLm GOOD ADVICE To TIE
FtERUlifdcANH

NA4EOntINhNH
Republicans who are shouting
loud abopt the party being ruined
By Statement No. I. had better do a
little thiaking.
In The frst place the law could
never have been enacied As 1T WAS
Nv THE PEOPLE HAD NOT WANT
gD rT.
In the second place. no man or set
OF men IN any party 10 proposing to
repeal OF amend the law.
Now LET US all be good natured
and conalHtent. This writer does
no, mind having bricks shied at him
by G. ~ Moores and other gentle
men.
This paper supported the whole
Repnblican ticket two years ago.
AND Will SUPPORT IT AGAIN.
Will you DO the same7
There are two Republicans run
ming at the coming primary for the
nomination for United states sena-
tor.
All true Republicans viii support
the Republican nominee OF the prl-
mary, and In the June election all
true Republicans WILL SUPPORT
THE NOMINEE WHO ~ NOMI-
MATED FOR SENATOR AT THE
PRIMARY.
Statement No. I Republicans will
abide by the primary law and will
support the nominee for senator as
made at the primary. April ~.
An other Statement Republicans
who are Republicans at heart and
In principle WILL DO THE SAME
WHETHER iT BE CAKE or FuI.-
TON.
II IL absolutely certain that Cake
or FULTON will be nominated at that
primary for United States senator.
ON national issues with 10000
plurality Ia Oregon for Roosevelt In
1906, with candidate for senator
standing ON national Republican
prlnclplea. WITH ANY KIND on A
DEoENT AnLE CAMPAIGN. WHO
WILL wINg
The Capital Journal does not take
the posslmistic Wow OF the Oregon
Ian that either Cake or Fulton will
be defeated By Chamberlain for the
United states senate unless state
mont No. IN abandoned by all Re
pnencans.
The sooner Republicans abandon
such calamity leadership. and begin
90 advocate national Republican
principles and pull together IN
EIEsT A REPUBLICAN SENATOR
THE nErrER ron THE PARTY
IN OREGON.
The Republican party has gone too
Tar IN the alreetioh OF popular elee-
tion OF United States senators by the
direct choice OF che people TO retreat
nov
The enattment of the Mays law In
1901. the adoption OF the direct pri-
mary law. WHICH NOT ENEN rHR
ANTI.srArEMRNT M 4 REPUR.
IacANs CONDEMN. are matters OF
history, as are many marty platforms
fayerlng sAe election or uHitea
states senators by the direct vote OF
the people.
n ieavlng the election Of senators
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20

Is the one YOU pay out for a box of
pr, Kings New Life pills. They
brlag yoa the health that's more
precious than Jewels, Try them foe
headache. blliousness. constipation
aud malaria. II they disappolnt you
tho price will be eheerfully refuneed
AZ }. @, Perry's drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20
OREGON ELECTRIC
RAILWAY COMPANY NEW
FAST LIMITED SERVICE

Effective sunday. March 10, this
company will place In service addi-
tlonal local and limited trains be-
tween Portland and Salem. Hours
OF arrival and departure of these
trains will be found In another part
OF this paper. 3-Ii-lOt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20
For RenrrsrntatlNe.

Please announce that I am a can
dldate for representative from Ma
rion county. subject 20 the decision
of the Republican voters al the pri-
maries 10 be held April ~. II nom
mated and elected. shall support the
peoples choice for u. 5. senator.
shall oppose all gratis and all un-
necessary and luxurious appropria-
tiona o. l.. HATTEBENG.
Sllverton. Oregon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20
Trade wRA our advertisers,

MT lohn Riha 80 VinIng. la. says
u have been solllng neWstts Kldney
and BLADDER rills Cor about a year
aud they giVe better satisfaction thaa
Any pill ! ever sold have used
them myself With nne resalts." Soli
oy al dmgaists
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20

l hereby announce myself as a can
didate for County superintendent OF
Schools for Marion county, at the
Republican primaries. April II.
A @. BAKER,
Turner, or,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20

John A. Collier, of Fossil. has filed
his petition for nomination for the
district attorneyship of the eleventh
district, subject to the Republican
primaries.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20

hereby announce myself as a
candidate for nomination at the Re.
publican primaries for county su.
perintendent OF schools.
WALTER M. SMITH.