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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-24

The Bronchos of South Elm street defeated the Union Stars at the golf links this morning by score of IT to IA.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-24

The Locust Street Sluggers would like to arrange games with 11-year- old teams. Address Manager Fred Spellman, 91 Locust street, or Cap tain John Foley, S5 Locust street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-24

The Locust Street Juniors would like to hear from 12-year-old teams. Address Captain H. Fornell, 97 Round Hill street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-24

North End Sluggers would like to hear from 13-year-old teams. Ad- dress Captain H. Dolan, 128 Round Hill street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-24

The Chapel Street school defeated the Simonsvilles by the score of r to at the Rye lots yesterday. Th' feature of the game was the pitch ing of Richards for the Chape Street school. The score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-24

The Twilights would like to ar range game with any team aver aging 15 years, for Sunday at t$e Golf lots. Address W. Murphy, IA Walnut street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-24

The young Elks defeated the Jew elry streets by the score of 6 to g.
 The score was to 6 in the 1th in- Iing when the young Elks brought in 3 runs. The line up was as follows: k. Sullivan c, O. Lord D. A. Lord Ib, J. Burns 2b. T. Begnal 3b, w. Zeil ss.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-24

Chapel St 4421011 Il *--14 16 Sim 'sv'ls 000 70 020 1 O. 5
 Batteries-Richards and Vaden Sugrue and Ray.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-24

The Young St Thomas Cadets de feated the Trimmers by the score o g to ,. The lineup is as follows: M Grady p, H. Moluskey c, E. Cava naugh, 1b, w. King 2b, J. King 3b R. Cavanaugh If, w. Delaney ss, J Groody, of, D. Donovan If.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14
Sonncnauf. NIB llntcranHa.


Sir MarDlouo mo Sen Gtitritt
Columbia 6clttc tbeilmeiie beru0lft
rm0 am NbcnO oocr morgen Cliitt-
lpot) Rcacn; Icidtc bis iriihc moro
Iihe bis uorooitIihc @inoe.
Sh0ucs @cttcr mar baltimore &c.
tern bci6icoeu. Gic nie0riaite Fem.
perotlrr mar As Broo I'm 6 llbr
Mor1cna unO sic b0fitc II @roo nm
! llbr Rudmittngs.
(n Sen onoeren 9unoeS . Nctter.
9~eobod)tlmgs. Stotioncn 0es @unoes
muroen Die ioIgenocn n%ic0rigitcn
Temperament per5ciduct: Gaitport
"a, NortIono 80, Bottom 36, Albonp
81, Hcm.Yorf Al, YbiloOeIpbio Al,
Ntlantic Gitp ,l6, Wuibin9ton 40,
N|oriolf As. Suttero5 80, Charlotte
As, @ilmington "a, GbarIeiton 50,
Sapnnnab so, SadionpiQe 81, Su'
bitter 20, Sen @cit "A, Ntlonto So,
Wontgomerp 60, NcrpsO Orleans So,
YaIeItine 80, @oIpeiton y, Corpus
Gbriiti 66, Wempbia 56, Cincinnati
AZ, Eittsbura 46, CsmcAo 30, @uf.
iolo "a. GIepelnno 48, Detroit Al,
NIpena 80, MorQuette 30, Green
Ban SO, Chicago 46, 9nlltb 80, ct.
saul IA, Ct. Quui$ 80, anninS Gitp
52, Smoba 81, 6itron ~, 9i5mnrd
~, @iaiiton 36, SABRE 40, SeIeun
~, Salt cafe "a, Ienper "A, Nortb
EInttc 40, Gooae Gitp 80, Nnlnriao
AZ, Cos Nn9eleS 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14
Cpier ieiueS SerniS.

2oiurencc ". Snomocn, Gin %eleftri.
idcr Sftgcnieur scr Baltimore,
@oibington & MnnopoIiS Glcf-
triid)cn gobn," 6urh (Irftriihcn
Strom oCt0otet. - NnSere lin.
i1uc.
Serr Sanrence ". Snop0en, Gin
26 Sabre otter Sngenlcur, meIder
bel Der Baltimore, Woibington &
annopoliS glcftriidpn @obn" an1c.
iicIlt pnr, crIitt Gcitcru MorNcn IN
Ben 2roitonloaen Der Genonntct
@obn an Der Stodbolm' mo Scott
StraBc einen iGbcn GOO, inhenI CT
nit eincm n6uie"'aoiten in 9criib'
rung fam.
Bur Belt bcS llninQcS moIltc Der
%8erln9liidte nit cinCm S%taibbcIcn
ben Stoub binier Dem Regulations
brett megmiihenL mobei er unporlit'
tiger @ciie in oireftc 9criibrung nit
Dem o6uie" .8niten fam.
Ite 9eomten Der @eieQihoit Ton.
men iid oen llnioQ nitt crtlGrcn, on
Snoipoen genuu nit alien c%lettrl-
id)en Mpparnten pertrollt mar un0
ioI0lih oiid) Die @eiobr fannie. ipc!-
dye elm nit oen 3iinoid)niircn QciiiIl
ter aniten nit lid brin9t. Gic cin'
5iae @rtldrmg fir Den llnioII miro
ooourd) obgcgcbcn, Oob SEER Snolp.
Den nit ser 9on5en @orridtinG 10
pertrout mar, Dob cr 0icielbc nid)t
mchr dis gef1brlid bctrod)tctc.
Serr Snombcn melfcr crit 26
Sabre ali mar. itommtc bon elmer
ongeiebcncn Inmilie 5u Sourel MN.
Gr binterlGBt auBcr leiner Sottiu
ieinc betugte Wutter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14
9 turm do0cn in @uIti.

Sturm duOcn in Nultis
more Gountp. Ter htttigl
@in0 III Scr Snmltog Had)t hut III
baltimore 3 Gountp bctrddtltdcii
Shaocn ongcriftet. 9Gllnle mnroeu
entiullr5clt, @cbGltoe bci6doigt mo
ScIe0rupbenorGbte 5crrilicn. Ter III
God Hopcn i'm Ban befinolife "a.
oen oeS Scrrn (bomoS u. Scniicr
mllroc pom icirCn 8runbmollern ob.
9eboben uno 5critort, Ter 9ou mar
bis gum Iod) icrti1. Grit I'M lcbtcn
Serblt mllroc oop olte @cbGiloc 0urd)
Sellcr nernid)tct. Gin Sbcil bc1
9lehoodes Der biidoil. Wetbobtltena
fird)c bel Eropiocnce lpuroe BON Den!
@inbc obgeboberr. Sn Scr HGbc bon
Shermooo muroc ser Selegrnpben-
brobt 5erriiicn ltnb ori bem @runo-
itiid bon Erof. @m. $. @romn nobc
Sberrpooo mllroe Elm Baum entipur-
self.
Smitb 9ano Gommii !.
ar. 8oupernelir GrotbcrS bat
Den acknowledgement Sbos.
q. Smith bonn eriten Gongreboiltrift
sum 2ono.G ommiIi1r ernanltt. Ger
iebt sum Sbcrridter i'm erIten &c.
ridtsbe3irt %ernannte u. 9niro Senp
mar nniGngIih iiir oieie SteQe aus
crIebCn; Ooln bot Der 8oitpernelir
Srr. Charles .. 9lopb bon Solbots
County ben Elab an, Der oenielben
ober ousidlliQ. = gs perlautct, boB
Sr. 2lopo @ilfinion, Der iriiber
&eriid)crungs . G%ommiiiGr nno in
1900 Spreder oes SalIes Der
Staatsge'ebgebnng mar.
Noh elm Imt iir Srn.
i ii it. - 6r. 6ronf q. Shirt lit
Qeitern sum Mitalieb oes Giretto-
riums ser ,Goniolibirten Gas, glef-
triid-9iht. mno arait.Go." eripdblt
morocn. GS beltano ieit lGngerer
3eit cine @afan5 i'm Iireftorium.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14

Stiir5tc pom WoNcn it,
Ser 80 Sabre oIte Wortin SdneiOcr
bon Mr. 759, Weit.S rontlin.S trobc,
Elm 6lbrmnnn Der DNtotionol @itiIo.
ing Supplp Co." ~itiirSte 0eItcrn Tors
mittng al 9orf.Hoob uno 6ricnN.
ibipsS trabe BON DEM Site ieincS
Subriuerfs uh1o brod) cine Hippc ollf
Der rcd)ten Seite. gr ipllroe in Scr
antbuIouS 0es nor0oitlitcn 0iitrifta
nodl Dem ST. Soiepbs.SoipitoI" &c,
brad)t.
Su9enoIi6er 1icb er.
10 d. t.-EoIi5eirid)ier 6riebel iibey.
mics geitern Natmittag III Der moro.
0itliben Eoli5ciitation Den II Sabre
aIten Sames @bittemore BON Nr.
1895, @reenmomt.Ipenltc Dem &c.
rittsperiabren. TcrieIbc mar BON
Dem Goli5iiten Soloen uerboitet nor
oer, neil er angeblih geItern iriib
gcgen 2 llbr ein S6ouieniter an
Dem 9o6en bon erca Sper. 9tr. sol.
Sit-Gneer-StraBe 5erbrad) mo aus
oemielben flint 9uteno Gicr mo bier
1laifen girdp.9ier itobl.
3mi dlenbeds Ereie err
bobt. Ger Norooeutide 2Iopb
bat ole 3piihenoedspreiie bon gaIti.
more nod Bremen pom $27 aui $31
erbobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14
Ser St ii d enubfoQ Con.
trait.

Ser II tenobfoIl Con.
trait.
Serr geB rettte Die 8eroronunc
i'm erlten &otbs3peig Elm, oltrdb tuci
de Der 9ontroft iiir sic 6ortid)oiirnc
DER Slthenobf6Qe oobin mooifi3irl
miro, Oab Der Yreis in oieiem SSobr,
l%lnoerdnoert $4,000 betrGgt, i'm Md.
iten nber ouf $5S,000 uno Damn ieOce
lpettere Sabr Inn $4,000 crb0bt miro
G1e 9rbobung lit Ourd) Die Stuut@.
@e'eR9ebung %notbmcnoig gcmotpt
moroen, lpelfe Die GltfiteQllng ser
oHcouction GIont" in Sumpbrie0'
Street l~nmoGlid modte. Sic Ser.
o%ronung poiiirte Ole critic &eiunq.
Ncue 8eror0nungcn.
&n erIten Hotbs5ueiqe mur0rn
folgcnoe neiteu Ge~ror0nunQen einae.
| rCiht:
Bon Srn. Gtdiion - Grlou6nib
iitr s. @. Wolter Ii. So, Elm cleftrt
idc0 Shilo an ibrem Souic, Nr.
1910, eit.9oltimorcitroBe, or3,;.
bringen.
@on @rn. Sofimon $780, Turd)6ruA
bon Vclt.Stro 5ipii6en 6ort.gIpcnue
uno @lencnt.Str.
Authorization fir Sen Dan zines
o6telobolIe" I'M 2ntrobc- Eort.
&on 9rn. Srouticlter - 9lrdl
brlth BON Gonton-Str ., 5mii6cn BAL.
tinlorc. ln0 Sombor0sS Ctr.
@on Srlt. @inamon0er - IniroQt
an Den Staotprofllrutor iibcr Die
mlltbnoBlid)en Soften Der 3lliunis
mcnitelllng offer EriOotltroBen, 81
rem @eiibtitel bon icincm Geporte.
mcnt nod niht gepriift limo, ferrct
NltsurbeitunG elmer &eror0mmg iiir
Die Scgung BON Woiierlcitrngar0brcH
III Yriuntitrnbcn, iol9 oieicIben Ser
Sta0t 6c0i5irt per0cn, ltn0 Grlthcu
an 0oS Observation-Disclosures criht,
cine NrfltcIlllng Ser Nbid)dBunQ fiir
Steller5mcdc bon NriputitruBcn Ill
mnd)cn. Eoilirte sic critic Yeiuna.
8cgCn Sic Sun0c 0erorS.
mt II q.
Teridic0cnc Fetitioncn gegCn sic
SunOe-S%crorbmung lpurOcn. cinN..
rciht, BON @S. g8eit nit 400 llntcr-
ld)riitcL @offman $40, 8reene 420,
Sproeiier 60 uno 0iQcr 10 Inter
id)riitcn. 0ielclbcn lpltroen Dem 81
mite fir Foli5ei mo WcIdnQniB iibcr'
luieicn.
Sn 3, &ciung onacnom.
men.
Sn 5pCiten 3rpeiac murocn iol-
gcnoc &crorSnungcn in 3. &ciun1
angcnOmmen:
9cri6t Scr @abnfrcu5unaS.Gom'
milton. .Jn. b.
FfloItcrlr1g non GrrlcDitrnBc, 5lut.
Id)en Baltimore. unp GnrlcDltroBc.
YiloItcrlng bon 6airmoltnt.9luc..
5luiiten acnlpooo-Npc. II. Der Stoht,
8relt5c. 3d.
Nutoriiotion fir oic Shulbeb0r0c,
ole 9cnlbunq bon SbuIgebGltocn
fiir Eriuot5mccc 81 gcitntten.
Negulirung Oe9 MntcriolS Scr
6imoomentc BON StroBenpiInitcrun=
gen 5luilhcn ocn 0eIcilen.
Toti3en.
Ger Stuotrotb nertogtc iid bis
gum 0icnitoN, ben q. NpriG.
Stuotprofllrutor Bruce gob 0n@
@ltod)ten ob, bob oie Baltimore II.
ScrltioICm SiIrnpife So" Gboltiice-
gelo crbcbcn fam, Oa lie Die Gbaui-
ice in gntem 3uitnnO bGlt, uno M.
o%ernfolS ole Stoot ole Gbouiice al.
tolticn muB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14
Seoc Hcoe 1T iibcrHiiiiia,

merlt es iib oarunt banoeIt, oab cine
Sbatlad)e flnr SIT Gage geioroert
miro. Die femiihe InaIpie l1Bt iid
ebenio menig triigen, als bie Natrr
nit iih ipotten l1Bt. llnteriudi
Sralf Steil's Bier uno Sbr iinoet,
oaB oaiielbe rein uno uou bon Iab.
r%ungsgebalt lit.
(Uldrs13;5r9i-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14
Sc6bcl'S cinsiacs Nttelier.

@ir babcn nnr Elm Mtelier in galti.
more, nno oas bcfinbct iid) III Der
Stage si cbencr Groc, Nr. 321, NOrO.
Gan, nabc Sisb.Str. Gimbcr-Ebo.
tpsrapbicn cine Spc3ialitdt. - Seine
Igcnten nno feline Srcppcn 5i itcisen.
s. Scbbcl. e. Grni, 8eid)aftsiabrer.
21A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14

bon ,tnb nod europa iiber Baltimore
ober Rep-Yorf, 9aiiite ober 3miiden.
bef. @ebIel, auslGnbiihes 8elb,
Greoitbrieie uno 8eloienoungen.
Sbeo. s.. 9iener G. &c.,
Wr. 217, Cit-galtimture. Stra6e.
d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14
,Sarmunie : Gafe,"

Nr. Ala, @cit- 6apcttc'S trafe, &arl
Sdmiot, Snbaber. @Hrsbnrser Suf.
brGn friid am 3apf. Diners, Sonpers
q Ia carte. Sebcn Samitas Ibeno
Jrei;Gon5ert. (IpriI1,1O
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-27
PENNSY
CAPITAL
GRAFT


Omitted Press Leased wire.)
Harrisburg. Pa, Feb. 27.--The
action OF the defense In the capitol
graft cases in abruptly ending It's
side OF the trial today. without call
Ing all OF rs witnesses. so completely
upset the plans OF the prosecution
that the state Immediately asked for
reccs3 until this afternoon.
The prosecution will then oTer rs
evidence in rcbuttal II 10 expected
that the case will be In the hands
OF the jury at the beginning Of next
week The defense had summoned
great number OF witnesses. and II
was generally supposed that the trial
would last several days longer only
few testified for the defense.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-27

by the Bulletin. or if'lt was a scheme
20 exploit the hetchy-hetchy water
scheme.
To this Troy also refused TO reply,
declaring that tho prosecutor was
trying 20 place him In a false light.
Troy was again asked at whose
request he insiigated the suit, and
again Troy refused TO reply, angrlly
declaring that the prosecutor i'm.
plunged HIS motives.
The court then peremptorlly or
dored Troy TO answer. and he said
that Daniel Murphy, a member OF
the water committee OF the board oi
supervisors. told him that this would
be good time 10 air the matter sur.
rounding the alleged attempt TO put
the deal through.
"Tcvls had the reputation OF cor
rupting everybody and every oflclal,
and I dld not think the evidence
could be brought from Bakersfeid.
whore the original libel suit was
brought by Tovls,
Troy then. In biting language. de-
nounced revis as "horso thief and
a seoundrel."
Troy stated that Murphy drew up
the complaint and selected the par.
ticular article ON which the libel
charge IN based Tie denied that he
had discussed tho matter with Croth-
eFs or Older, Tie admitted. however
that he had discussed Il with Attor.
ney Hiram Johnson, FOR che defense,
the sole motive being TO bring out
the water question.
Tho prosecutor then announced
that he was unable TO legally pro
sent ease against the defendants
aud moved To dlsmlss the charge.
The attorneys for the defense Wig
orously opposed the motion. declar
ing that Teyis was eyadlng the pro
cossos OF the court. aud that "a,
statement published by the Bulletin
was based on Ruefs confession q
the eneet that reyls had offered hi9
100000 90 Induce the city 20 pur
chase the hay Cities water plant
aud that he had the confession Of ex
supervisors 60 the effect that Rae
had promised them large sums o
money TO accept the plant The az
torney Tor the defense further stated
that all OF the reports on the yalus
and facilities Of the water eomRau,
we're prepared by Ruef They sp
pcaled 10 the court to give them al
epnortanlty % present this evidence
and, after lengthy arguments, IN the
course Of which the prosecutor Pc
i,eFaied his inability 10 present an,
evidence, the court ordered the cas-
10 proceed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-27

ELECTRIC
RFSISTS
Reduction of Rates as Ordered on
Portland Suburban Lines by Rail-
road Commission.

The Portland Railway. Light &
Power Company this morning
brought an Injunction suit in the
circuit court against the Railroad
Commission, to restrain the latter
from enforcing their decision OF Feb
ruary /. whereby the rate from Oak
Grove to First and Alder streets. In
Portland, was reduced from i5e 10
10c, with transfer privileges, and
that from Milwaukee to the same ter
minus from t0c 10 sc. with transfer
privileges. II is claimed by the rail-
road company that the rates which
they have been charging are as low
as possible. The matter will come
up before Circuit Judge Galloway
next Monday. a day previous TO that
on which the rates were to have be-
come effective.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-27
FRISCO
CRIMINAL
LIBELS

(Contlnued from page one.j
>.~~~~~~-~>--->~~-----~ -----~ye~>->s~--~~-~-~->>,>-
the city, through the Doodle board
OF supervisors. OF the water company
for ti0.6oo0. 600. which Il said 10
ho twice lts value.
This ID the sensational statement
made In open court this morning
during the trial OF n. A. crothers,
publisher and Fremont Older. manag
ing editor OF the San Franciseo Bui-
letin. on a charge OF criminal libel.
Crothera aud Older are charged
with having caused tho publication
of a story 10 the efect that Toyla hae
offered Ruef a bribc
when the Croihora-Older trial was
resumed this morning the proaecu
tion moved that the libel case be dis
missed. claiming that "a was no,
brought Ia good faith. aud thar !,
was impossible 10 bring revla lnto
court
tho attorneys for the defcnsa
fought the motion 20 dismlss. claim.
Ing they had al the evidence neoes.
aary to successfully nghi the ease.
"we have tho signod confession
of Abe Ruef TO the effect that Tevis
offered him $1,000. .Ooo TO secure the
purchase Of the bay cltlea Water
Company hy the old hoard Of saper
ylsors. and Ne also have the comics
slons ~ 4 aumber % the members OF
that hoard THAI Ruef toad them enor
mona sums were 20 be distributed q
secure the sale"
The prosecutor opened the pro-
eeedinga hy reqaeallng that the iur,
be excused. a. he had several lm
poriaut matters 60 be presented /,
the court IN regard 90 further pro
eeedure IN the case, Ills request wa
granted. and n. p r. Troy. aa atior
ney. who instigated the sui, agalns
che newspaper men. Vas called q
the stand. aRd the attorneys for a.,
defense asked the prosecutor for |
statement az his reasons foF eallins
Troy. The prosecutor stated that h
had asked Troy Why hs had lnstigat
"a the sail, hat that Troy refused 4,
mako . statement
Troy was then asked n u Was don,
foF the purpose az proving the truth
of iho charge against Teyls, a. mad
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-27
SAWED
Off THE
STEEL
tcontinued from First PageJ

(Continued' from First Page1
Wellington walked over the top
OF two cells and jumped into what
was formerly the corridor leading
from the outside entrance of the
prison to the central station. This
he found to have been walled up and
made his way back to the top OF the
cells sagaln. Unfortunately. one of
the jailers had left the door OF the
cell. which was empty. open.
Wellington entered the empty
cell and found a hole cut through the
flooring. which had been made by
the heater men preparatory to In
gtalllng radiators. He dropped
through this aperture into the base
meut OF the city prison. There he
secured an iron bar which was used
as furnace poker, prled open the
lock on the outside wooden door,
whore coal was delivered. opened the
door and escaped into the night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-27

Governor HIghes Was today asked
10 remove District Attorney Jerome
for refusal TO prosecute the traction
companies of New York. IN accord
with prediction promises
Secretary Asquith has introduced
a llcenseing bin In British Commons
today that will cut down saloons
S2.000 la England. ~N
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-27
WARSHIPS
ORDERED
TO SEA


Omitted Press Leased WireD
Manila. Feb. 2T--A secret order
has been received here thei all ships
on this station must be equipped and
prepared at once for protraeted scr
vice Protracted service means three
months at sea. This may mean ex-
tensiye maneuvors with ships coming
out from the United States.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-27
For Rhenmntlo snncrI

The quick relief from pad
ed by applying Chamberlaa
Balm makes Il a favorIte wlsl
ers from rheumatism, sclatil
back, lnmbago. and deep sel
muscular pains. For sale
Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-27
LEASED Wire Tclegrams.

The Japanese consul from san
Francisco Il examining into che con
dhiou OF the Japanese In the san
Joaquin valley.
Voting on the Aldrlch currency
biz and amendments Is to begin next
Thursday In the senate.
Discussion Of the adylsahility OF
holding an anti-Asiatie parade az Van
oouyer preoipltated a froe aght last
nighf.
NeW orleans l. making great
preparations for the celebration OF
the annual Mardl Gras festival.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-27
KeenIng Onen Hons.

Everybody is welcome I
feel good; and we feel that
when our digestive organs 4
ing properly. Or. Kings \
Pills regulate the action Of
liver and bowels so peril
can't help feeling good whea
these pills. 25c az J. c, Ped
store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-27

Congressman Hawley appl
fore the public lands ooma
congress In support OF SEM
tons resolution 20 AUTHORIZE
cancel the o. a c. land graa
gon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-27

Don't take cold, but u
don't fail TO take kemps
prevent serious eonseQuen'
ing else is so valuable Ia
coughs and colds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-27
MISSOURI
FOR BIG
W. TAFT
tuui,ed rres, Leased Wire

Omitted Press LEASED Wigel
s. i.oaif. No. Fch. ~ -rhe Re
pahlieaa state eonyeauoR. Witch
Will seloct uallonal commit eeman
tosr de'egaiss,al,lerso sud feag alter
hates % the Chleaso ooayeatioa. ana
eominaie iS presidential electors.
oi'ened IA 81 Louis today.
Aithaash the admirers az speaker
cannou have been uosklns hard IN
Nlssoari of late IN hshaa of their
eholee. shey have been anahle 60
sAesk the popalar uase IA fasor o.
secretary Tan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-27
III you KNOW.

The merits OF the Texas wc'
would never suner tromI
bladder or rheumatic 20
bottle. two months treasu
by s. c. stonl drug store, 4
Testimonials with each bot
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-27

John h. MeNary OF
decided to become . can
reelection 20 the ofaee
attorney. aud will pFoeae
opposition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-27

Lanes Family Medicine Is
laxative. IL does not deu|
weaken, but imparts a I'd
buoyancy and strength thad'
lightful. At all druggists 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-27

VIM. Durrell. a Portland
man, shot Mrs. Marie Kld
then killed himself. Mrs. Kll
live.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-27

Pains in the back and side may
come from the kidneys or liver
Lanes Family Medicine the tonic
laxative. and great kidney and liv-
er remedy. will give relief.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-27

No medicine has ever done more
towards warding OF grip aud pneu-
monia and relieving distressing
grip eouge than Kemp's Balsam. the
best cough cure.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-27

The Portland council n
the vehicle tax ordinance
mayors veto.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-27
FORMER SALEM MAN
RUNS FOR Gov,

John A. jeffrey. of Portlas
filed his petition for nomiua
the ONCE of congressman I.
second district on the peu.
ticket with the secretary "A
JEFFREY was formerly a resid.
Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-27

With Liverpool weak May options
went up Sis cents in Chicago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-27

Eugene Odd Fellows wild
hve-story brick block, 5000
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-27

Independence people meet satar.
day 90 organise a oannery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-27
HEALTH AND HAfriSEss.

How "a live in health and happi'
ness Il the general theme OF Or.
Pierce's Common Sense Medical Ad'
wiser. This great work on medicine
and hygiene, containing over lOOt
pages and more than 200 illustrations,
4 sent free On receipt Of stamps 10 pay
expense OF mailing 0nly. Send 81
one-cent stamps for the eloth-bound
volume, or only n stamps for The
book In paper covers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-27

tcontIuued from pase oneJ
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-07-30
CUTlCURA CURED FOUR
Southern Woman Suffered with Itch.
ing, Burning Rash-Three Little
Babies Had Skin Troubles.

"My baby had a running sore on his
neck and nothing that l did for it took
effect until | used Cuticura. My face
was nearly full of letter or some sim
liar skin disease 1t would itch and
burn so that | could hardly stand it.
Two cakes CT Cuticura Soap and box
of Cuticura Ointment cured me. Two
years after It broke out on my hands
and wrist. Sometimes l would go
nearly crazy for it itched so badly.
went back to my old standby, that
had never failed me-one set of Cuti-
cura Remedies did the work. One
set also cured my uncles baby whose
head was a cake of sores, and another
baby who was in the same fix. Mrs.
Lille Wilcher, no Eleventh ST., Chat
tanooga, Tenn, Feb. 16, 1907"