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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20

Seiier @ilbclm bar mi maattet
frpbe til &oriet % LOBE BOB og Se'
bring meo Senipn til i'm SnotfeiaIi9'
beo, iom Gang paa Sang bar bereot
Den tpite Regieriug itore SaniteIigbe'
Ger, men iom fulminereoe | bet fer
omtaIte Snterpiem meo 8eiieren, iom
for nosle Tiger iioen blep ~oifentIig'
9iort / "Sailp telegraph" | Sonoon.
- Gen oper belle Spiflano meo Den
iterite Speubins imsoelete Sonic
renee meIlem aeiieren og Higstans.
Ter 1prIt Dillon fanbt Steo / Sirs'
bags paa Slottet / Rotsbam, bportil
&ciierfamilien iamme Dag bar font
met efter ct lGnaere S~erieopbolo /
SpotpifIaub. ut &eiiereu life uenote
biem til Berlin meo en- Sang ifriuer
iia iifferlig nof fra, at ban life on
ifeoe at uoiptte iig for Den fislige
W~ootaaeIie, Tom benne Sang ganife
iiffert penteoe BAN / ben tpIfe 6ieS.
bopeoitab. llnber benne &onference,
Tom forreiten iorlsb | al SenIfabelig'
bee, gap HiesfansIcreu iin Serre og
MIeiter arei 9eifeo ON Situatiouen og
ON ben Stemning iom III bcberifebe
belle set tp'fe Solf lioen Senipn til
Yartiitanbpunft forenrigt. San for
taIte BAN, at bans pripate Ytringer
hpppiat braate Dem, Tom baube InIoa.
ret for 2auoetS lloeuri9SpoIitif, / Ell
meget pauitelia Stiling, OF for at
&eiiercn ~periouIig maatte bli ipnret
for aritif % oct tpife Hige og 6olf for
Tcrpiflin9er oa Stabe, uuberitregebe
ban NsbpenbiabeOen al at aciieren
uopiicr itsrre Soriigtigbch | fine st'
ringer. H~igStauSlereu bopoe, iagoe
han, Wproiaheh ira &criferne ooer
@anern, @iirtembcra, Snhien %
@aoen OF ira oct iamlebe prsiiiife
aabinet til Of lGaae benne Sag aei'
iereu aIpcrIig paa &icrte. ,SeIe San.
oct bar benue Sang enitenunig | jim
Spiatuiug, tiIfciebe ban. - Sfisut
&c iibite Cages Spubelier aabcubart
bapoe aiort ct iterft Snotrpf pan Sci.
ieren, blep ban oligeucl mcget FOR.
bauiet opcr at bsre. ct oct belle Solf
itob ino %euitrmmiat % beitemt / iii
arau til &eiiereu. RiaSfnnSlereu
opIpite bebpubiat, at bette arap off
uo paa, al aeiiereu itulbc spe Suo.
ilpSeIie paa SonbetS Golitif fun gieu'
mem fine aniparliac Miniitre % at
aeiiereuS ~perionIige Snbblonoiug /
S~tatSiagsr maatte ppbsre. 8eiiereu
Tom aobenbart aoot ifisnte. bpab
alctfen bar Hagen, erflGrebe ii9 enig
/ RissfanSIerens InitIelier % gap
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20

Oct sisr nnGstelis et cicnSomme'
Iiat S,nbtrpf at bore 8ibne til, at en-
@onb iom Seiicr @iIbelm unSer
Srpffet al SoIfeopinionen bar maat'
tet bibe / Oct lure seble at aobfienbe
fin %issfunsIers gtrinser ! RisSoa'
gen meS Senipn til Waieitptens iene'
ite Sattlssbeoer. Den esenmGgtige
Serre nebIaoer fig pirfelig for fsrite
Gang til at iige uoget ON "fonItihi'
tioueIt gnipor" - ct 9egreb, iom |
bans biotioiae Regieriug iifferlig bar
ppret BAN iiloitpnbig iremmeo. Oct
fer no iii, at 6et uonInorliae Gutofra'
lis 9oge or taIte oaiao / Spiflano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
Sen 61Se sUnares bill iumIes til

Grtraiesiton iao mart eitcr Nomini'
ftratior&.S tiftrt BEN 4oe Rorts
1909 ION muIigt Tor at tuge Cob
fpsrasmoaIet unoer gebanSltn8.
Gette er M Ell nfqiort Sag, ioet Den
rppaIste G~rpfioert, Gait, eiter en-
Sonierrus meo GrGiioent RooiepeIt,
forIeScn Dag gap 6oriifriug oerom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
ScnEnotpn.S tenen

acuinstpn. Stencn oiI M, eiter
fpaS Ri ~erforer, bltoe @ieuItono for
en- mere ino9oaenoe iogIi8 llnoer'e'
ecIie. Sra Norgc er Der fonnret
llnSerretnins ON, at FroicS'or Mug
nus SIien pcS &riItinniu llniperiitet
bar beiIuttet at Iooe Srlbifriften I'M.
bergoo en- orimOig GrsitcIie | oct
fioIpsiife Semirar. Gen uorife 6or'
rning Woripegiou Societp) / Rinne.
opoIis, bpiS Sormnn0 er Or. s..
Soeab, bar reoiat en- aomite / ga.
gems anIebnius % iomIet MioIer til
at ioa Stenen unberiegt, % Der cr
ogion fommct GiIiogu ON Ecnge ira
Er. Settoen % andre / Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
timber ct fort Spbulo

timber ct fort Spbplo / San An'
tonic, SeraS, ubtalte ". s. grpon
Der ON 9oeeu, at uogtet ban piIoe
foretrrffe / 1912 life igien at bliue
aonSiSot til 1rGiioeut, iaa pil ban
Saa Den uuben SIDE beIlcriffe beItentt
afiloa of "pope 2sbet" engon9 til,
bpis oct bcmofrotiife Eorti timber, at
ban fremior nogcn auben er netop
ben Wtano, oct suifer. Soa MI peo
man bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20

arig meQem giterrig.unsarn og
Sertien - eler maalfe ~rettere Ger.
berne - bsrer iremoeles iii WuIie.
beoerne. @ierinsen | Serbien peo.
porer, og | gosnien % Ser5egoipina
blir Stemingen moo 9iterrig mere
og mere fienotIig. Gen eiterrieife
He9ierine bar oerfor taget Here Sor.
boIosregIer. Gen bar blanot anoet
beorbret flere iremragenbe Serbere /
De to Trooinier til Susarreit; 8arni.
ionen | Srebinie er blet foriterfet
meo 10000 Rano, % / De forifieI-
liee SielopaS, bpor Der gaar 8eie
mellem Wonteneero % gosnien lfal
Riner bare uologt. Sorspri9t ifal
oct bore giterrigs Seniigt at parlle
Serbien ON, at oct MI err pnatioe at
oPmpe ben frigerife Stemning no.
get, bpiS llbebaeeligbeber ifal unb.
gaaes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
The North Dakota
Liquor Institute

er | pber ~ Gar bleben brebet /
@ranb Sorts, bar eienopreiit til
Selitanb pa astelie / fin arebs tlis
timber al Ilbfteliae WGnb pg 8bins
Der o8 bragt 8omfort os @IeSe I
bunoreber at Siem.
The North Dakota
Liquor Institute gebauSliug.
g%ienopretter Gmbition og Sthrfe,
gieu8iper Ratienten en- liar Santez
gang og ct bsicre Siosipn.
% cages Sebaroltns
/ ct bb9geIi8t Siem rteS ole mos
berne 8efbemmeIigbeSer, OperfIoo
al iunb % 9pb Ssoe, 9nmpbaO og
Rasia9e, sc bebite og rencite Nteoiz
cincr for SelbreSeIie al Sriffeooz
men, - Rriien for alt tlu S125.OO.
Suif gua:
Si gnranterer at belbreSe 6piItetz
iombelit SiIfelbe, bpor Ratienten
bar en- @niit al Siostraft, paa bill
fe fan bp99es. @t life alene mo-
brioer al Spiritrs eIer 9rug al
Spiteulet, men ri f%ierner Sropet for
bisie, og Patienterte tilta9cr' burr
tig | Sub % 2ip5frnft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
Song @mitaf o. 2rOunius gietO.

"~"b O"T"T 70 ~"b wv
ria al Soerige anfom ! Wanongs til
england paa ofiicielt geiss hos bet
brittle aongepar, t~eIegraferes fra
2onbon. De fit en- meget bjertelig
W~obtaseIie / ben brittle S~opeoItab,
% 8eiret bar paffert. gpen bar
rigt Hagimpffet meo engelife os ipen.
ife os De surise Petitioners 5lae. Men
ct Slag mangleoe merfeIist nof: bet
tpife. 90 bette pafte abifiaig Sor'
nnorina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
Sra uolanoet.
Gn tirmpemrsEa gaapn. Der eies

TN firmpcmrsNg 8alDn, Der eies
al gIaoet "DaiIp Graphic, iteg |
Snsbass pp fra 2onbon ! bet Die.
meb at at iorisee at iatte M @eforo
for 2ansiart. Snis be Winbfor.
boIoe, Tom MI berifer ODER europa,
pe6parer, iaa baaber 2uitifipperne
at funne ieile sitoner SpifInno os
@iisIano % lanoe | Sibirien paa
Sreoag ensans.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20

eens "2eeprab. gptsn" til sIGst 90 genne,
1 bet edmIe 9nno.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23
GOMPERS
tContinned from page ID

Van leave is one of the most
prominent enemies of organized lab
or in America. He led fights az the
Chicago and Denver national con
ventions this summer against the
anti-injunction planks proposed for
the platforms of the Democratic and
Republican parties.
The Bucks Stove and Range case
has been in the courts in one phase
or another for several years.
Justice Nrlghts opinion is lengthy
and Is characterized by such utter
ances with reference to the defen l.
ants in reference to their respect for
the courts as the following.
Rampant and iusolent defiance.
unrefned insult, coarse affront and
vulgar indignity"
The three defendants, it was
shown, have repeatedly referred to
the Buck Company as unfair" in
violation of the injunction, both in
public speeches and IN articles I'm thg
Federationist. The name of the firm
al o was published i'm the "unfair
list"
Gompers has frequently said he
would rather 20 to jail than keen
silent on what he con fidered an in.
vasion of the rights of unions.
Justice Wright said that he would
fix such a penalty as would deter 9th.
ers from following the examples Of
outiawry. He said he would endeav-
or in his decision to vindicate the
orderly power of judicial tribunals,
aud establish the supremacy OF the
law.
It Is understood that statement
will be issued from the official head.
quarters OF the Federation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23
REPRESENTS BIG
FRUIT COMPANY

VIM. Corsley. OF the firm OF ID
Cos ley q Sons, one of the largest
firms of fruit exporters Of New York
City, has been In Salem the past few
days seeing different fruit men I'm re-
gard TO handling their products This
year his firm handled the "Comlce'
pears of the Wallace orchard. selling
them et wholesale I'm New York City
at an average of $2.60 per half box.
Mr.. Gro sley will he on the coast for
M least three months, during the APP
PIE and pear seaGon, and will buy the
best grade OF fruit for the export
trade. lie says there Is an increasing
demand for Pacific coast fruit, e3pe-
cially apple1 and pears They ship
directly TO London, Liverpool and
Glargow, and this fall sent n large
shipment OF Hood River apples Ia
King Edward. of England.
This will omen practically new
market for Willamette valley apples
IN Scotland and In England, eud
brings a new market In the East Tor
fruit grown In this section.
Yellow Newtown apples, he said
were IN favorites OF the English
peonle. but for New York and Other
Eastern markets the highly colored
red ones are given preference, esp
cially "Winesaps." "SpltzenberRs, u
and "Jonathans." His Arm was
awarded the first prize for IFS ear OF
apples at the National Apple Show
held at S attic. and II NJ Gilbert sc
cured second
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23
BARR'S
Christmas Watches

Can you think Of any
thing more pleasing TO
members Of the family than
a truly good watCh2 An
heirloom of the future, a
thing, If correctly chosen, 10
make the eye sparkle and
the feet dance,
Watches are just one
part Of our business that
have so substantially popu-
larized this store. Each
buyer leaves the store con-
fldent that Bars standard
Is a thing that is invioIabIe,
and his discriminating has
seen the values,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23
HENEY WILL CONTINUE
GRAFT PROSECUTIONS
United Press Leased Wire.


Washington, Dec 23.-"I am go
ing back 10 San Francisco 20 hnlsh
patrick Calhoun, and / am going 70
stay wiki the graft prosecution even
n they XIII me What Is the dlner-
ence wh .ther one dies al 40 on 6sf
Francis j. Heney made this state
ment today when asked what MS u-
ture plans we're. Although weak I ON on,
the wound made by Morris Haas Dul
lei Heney prcfoss'G 10 have lost nole
N his egthur'a m Hc won't admt
that The poss bic dangers Of hi po-
sitioD rcb his work of some oi l-s
Dlea sure.
"Nv wlfc IS very neryouo aDoAt
ma. o, t. aid WITH smile. S e
Ters tiat ONE othe-. fellow VIII 10
a h. tor iob 10 nex' -.mc
Honey win cell al the Mhl.e
House this sreraoOn. 10 response 70
snociai Invitation senf 10 him by
prssident Roosevelt u - rumoI d
fb,t ne viil give me President hls
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23
"lN A BAD WAY"
Many "a Salem Reader WIN Feel
Grateful for This Infor-

nation.
when your back gives out,
llooomes lame, weak or aching;
When urinary troubles set In.
Your kidneys are ''in bad way"
Doan's Kidney Pills will cure you.
Here is local evidence 10 prove u;
w. j. Carlton, ii6 Third ST., Sa-
lem. Oregon, says: "Doan's Kidney
Pills. which procured at Or.
Stones drug store not only Etreng-
thened my kidneys but speedily re-
moved the backache and lameness.
A remedy that brings such prompt
and beneficial results as Doan's Kid
ney pills Is worthy OF endorsement.
advise other kidney sufferers To
try Doan's Kidney Pills as I never
used any medicine OF the kind that
equalled them for curing baokache
and kidney trouble"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milbnrn Co, Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's 49,
aud take no other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23
TALK BASEBALL
FOR NEXT SEASON

Baseball talk is again circulating
about this city, and many of the
fans are curious to know just what
the situation will be in Salem for
next year in the ball line.
Notwithstanding the rumpus be-
ing kicked up I'm San Francisco by
the Pacific Coast league officials
and the different state league men,
the Valley league in Oregon, which
was proposed and put under way
some time ago by Salem, Eugene,
Albany, Roseburg and Woodburn
baseball magnates, is progressing
nicely. and unless ONE unforeseen
difficulty arises, the Willamette
valley will undoubtedly get it's name
in the baseball world in good shape.
The new Valley league to-be has
procured protection and rights from
the National committee and will be
i'm the ball market with the best
amateur players oblalnablo by the
time the season has fairly opened up.
Arrangements have been made by
the d.ugiCut town managers in the
league for grounds. and Salem will
probably put Asylum avenue park
into use again, as this location is
the most favorable of any I'm any dis
tance of the city and will require
but little labor to put Il In first class
order.
Many are under the impression
that the Capital City is not capable
of supporting a first class baseball
aggregation. This has actually, but
not justly been the case heretofore,
being partly due to the teams Is ad-
mitted, but the greater part due TO
the nOn-support OF the fans. Salem
business men have responded 10y
ally I'm touching the enthusiasm on
when team was to be organized
and their contributions were large
and many, but business men alone
cannot and will not hold a base ball
team on It's feet the year round with
no compensation outside OF having
the opportunity OF seeing them play
once or twice a week lt takes the
support of the fans and the public
In general to do the holding-up part
and men who will attend the games
= and men who will give all the en-
couragement possible TO the home
team from first to last instead OF be-
coming disinterested and uncon-
cerned about baseball whom their
team loses four or nve games
! straight. 10 takes the encourage
ment to make a ball player get ur
on his toes and down To his best
and not a continuous string OF re.
proaches and joshes should he be
uniucky and pass up few easy
grounders or drop a pop fly which
/ Is thing possible for the best play.
er on earth, This was considerably
the case with the Cherry Plckers
| In Salem last season. This team
had ability and willingness and
/ played games in a manner credit
ably at which times they received
| the big hand from all Salem, but on
a Few occasions they dropped under
the snow and played extremely bad
! hHll and at that they received the
roasts of their lives on every occa,
sion until along the latter part oi
! the season, the fans began To droI
out of sight one by one until smal
handful attended the games. result
ing In the practical disbandment ol
/ the Cherry Pickers."
To be sure, IL takes money t1
make a ball team, but an entire for
tune could not make the game In
tcresting where no enthusiasm and
good feeling is In evidence.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23
PAUL LICHTENsTEfN,
EDWARD r. HULST.
JOSEPH ANDREWS,

Proposals for Furnishing Supplies
for the Oregon school for Deaf
Mutes.
Proposals for furnishing supplies
10 the Oregon School for Deaf Mutes.
for the term ending June 80, 1909.
will be received al the once OF the
superintendent till noon Decemb =
2S. 1908.
All bids must be signed by bidder
state unit price and be extended for
quantity. when a particular article
or brand T. called for. bids for goods
OF other kind or manufacture will be
entertained. The right IN reserved
10 reject any or all bids In whole or
In part. Prefer nee will be given
goods Of Oregon manufacture. quali-
~ being equal All goods 10 be de
llyered in Salem, nnlesi delivery a.
school Is specified
500 Ms small white beans. No. Z.
choice.
80 NJ schilling's baking powder.
40 doz canned corn (submit
sampled.
1000 rbs dry granulated cane su-
gar.
25 bbla -four
az tons mill feed.
200 fbs white corn meal.
bbl vinegar. 40 gr. 20 be deliv-
cred as called for.
More or less.
200 Ms coffee
goo Ms OreeOn full cream cheese.
700 NJ cream rolled oats.
500 Ms soda crackers.
800 NJ fariana
For blank forms and additional de.
tailed iisis Of minor groceries. plumb
ing surpllfa. hardware. meats AMI
lard apply 10 n \. Tiillnghast. su0e p
intendent. i2-2l-eod-ft
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23
II IA N Wonder

Chamberlain Linimeat Is one OF
the most remarkable preparations
vet produced for the relief OF rhen-
matte pains. and for lame back.
spralns and bruises. The quick re-
lief from pain which II affords In case
OF rheumatism Is alone worth many
times It's cost. Price 25 cents; large
size so cents. For sale at DR.. Stones
drug store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23
The Correct Time

TO stop a cough or cold is Just as soon
as Il startg--then .here will be no
danger OF pneumonia or consump-
tiion. Just a few doses OF Ballard 4
Horehound Syrup taken at the start
viii stop the cough. II II has been
running on for some time the treat.
ment will be longer. but the cure 10
sure. Sold b. all dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23

For Eczema, fetJer and Salt Rhenm.
The intense itching characteristic
OF these ailments is almost instantly
aIIayed by Chamberlain Salye,
Many severe cases have been cured
by Il. For sale by Dr. Stones DRUG
store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23
5oMACH DOES
AI0r CAUSE DYSPEPSIA
tr,, II Cure IL Because The
%rk of Gastric Juices
rrohibit Relief.

rrohibit RELIEF.
.s&.aach is a strong, powerful
Ian Is composed of mus
~@sat strength. It is filed
a.'6stion with gastric juices
en the stomach extend
..npressing the food, dis
IN separate the nOurish-
....,, the waste matter. If,
these gastric juices are
Ihe stomach is not capable
...tk its food because 1t has
{ Isols with which to work
.','<.ric Juices when in a per-
40 away with all foul
zzrfnentation and decay re
s. food to a disintegrated
~ The stomach then presses
III lntestines where another
+ 4Inestion. takes place. Then
'...Ines take from this mass Of
f that is nourishing and give
The waste matter
.a from the system.
,.t.ad of nourishment the in
receive impure deposits
VA with a poisonous and i'm
14stric Juice, IL can be read
that they must turn such
I'd nourishment into the
.<fbe blood then being un-
i've each part OF the body
&..h II requires, becomes inn
6<ei and disease is spread
<.4 Dyspepsia Tablets corr
n condition at once. II the
4ices are lacking and inn
Iteso tablets do their work
|1 hhme. They build up the
Is In the juice which are lack
il Remove those elements
I1hse disturbance.
1rains, fluids. vegetables
|uhcies, In fact each portion
4s6 meal have been placed in
4ial and Stuart's Dyspepsia
have digested them to a
Nuld just as a healthy stom.
|nid do.
.I4o complex, hearty meal
nb terrors for "A dyspeptic II
+ dyspepsia Tablets arc used.
AaI eating, late dinners, rich
INnse in effects to the stom-
ii when Stuart's Dyspepsia
+. 1re used one may eat when
ht, one will without danger
|Iepsia or discomfort.
n ihousand physicians endorse
,I(scribe Stuarts Dyspepsia
md every druggist car
tIn I'm stock, price soc.
il your name and address and
}: send YOU at once by mail
M package free. Address, +.
tfi Co., l50 Stuart Bldg.
w Mich.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23

You can't tell how much girl
knows by the way she looks nor how
hard she cen stamp by the size Of
her oxfords.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23
Transatlantic Fire Insurance Com.
pany, of Hamburg. Germany, Tin
Liquidatlon.)

Notice is hereby given that all poi
Icy holders. creditors or other claim
ants In the United States and Alaska
OF and against the said insurance
company (except such as have ap-
peared in the action herelnbefore re.
ferred to) are directed and required
10 present their claims against said
insurance company on or before the
9th day OF January. 1909. TO Edgar
NJ. Doughty. Eoq,, at room No. 4Oi.
No. 25 Broad street. Dorongh OF Man
haitian. City OF New York. tho Referee
heretofore appointed under an order
OF the Supreme Court OF the State OF
New York. IN an action brought by
tho United States Trustee OF the
said Insurance Company 10 account
for and distribute the trust fund held
by the said Trustee and the Superin-
tendent OF Insurance OF the State OF
New York for the beneht OF the said
policy holders and creditors within
the United States.
Dated. New York City. November
"a. 1908.
PAUL LICHTENSTEiN,
EDWARD r. HULsT.
JOSEPH ANDREWS.
Trustees.
Underwood. Van Worst q Hoyt. Ator-
neys for said Trustee. 25 Broad
Street, New York City.
t2-2-wed-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23

fNbRESS, which spells PROS
...l31, is but another way OF spell
~ EtBLICITY.
4pNERTIsING, in making things
from man TO man. from wO-
'''s = woman. lies the secret OF sue
N'f 20 which individuals and com
''si'fs seek
s> pay Of waiting for BUSINESS
t't1 IN AT the door and SUCCESS
2 .'',FN In at the window is past.
must go out and corral BUSl'
{Z<z md coax SUCCESS.
- 'he one way 10 do IT is spelt So
BI-I-C-I-T-Y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23

John ID. ROckefoller's advice 70
young men who want TO get rich ts
TO borrow $4,000 and sail in Nat
urally. II there is any sailing in TO be
done II is important first TO raise the
wind.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23
UMATILLA MEN
VISITING HERE

The Capital Journal acknOw-
ledges a call from Ed Marsette. Nell
son Rainyille. Geo. Picard and J. T.
Rainville, OF Umatilla county, who
are visiting their children who are
students at the Salem 4 dian sfSool.
near this city The editor enjoyed
meeting these men who care enough
for their children 10 come and see
them over the holidays.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23

t be sparing of the feelings OF
- who thinks he has a corr eT
the knowledge in the world,
N II coming to him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23

4 woman likes to have some one
coax her odo something she wants
10 do.
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-07-14

comfortably furnished. It will have
rooms for 20 to rs girls, and be under
the same general control as the mems
dormitory. 1t is beautifully located
on the highest part OF the campus,
and gives promise Of being a most
pleasant home.
The Kloshe Tlllacum club will have
handsome new home by the open
ing Of the university. The founda-
ton has been completed and carpen-
ters are preparing to rush the build
ing as fast ~ possible. It will ac-
commodate between 20 and 25 girls
The Zeta Iota Phi sorority is having
a new house built on the corner of
18th and High streets, which will
have room enough for 20 girls. The
plans call for very handsome build
ing.
Rooms for rent seem much more
plentiful than usual, probably for the
reason that the touch of hard times
has made many more people willing
to rent. These, together with the
new girls houses and the old ones al
ready established, will make 1t COM
paratively easy for the university to
find good homes for the large num-
Der Of girls that will enter in Sep
tember.