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CHURCH NOTICES.

Baptist church-E. A. Leonard, pastor.
Sunday school q, 10 q. M. Preaching at
II a. N. u. Y. T.. U. Up. ~. Preaching
AT 5 p. M.
Methodist church-P. l.. Young. pas
tor. Sunday school 10 a. M: preaching
AT ~ a. m. aud y. m. Epworth League
AT Up. M.
Holy Cross Catholic church, Portsmouth
station; sIS a. M, low mass, Io:IS am,
hlgh mass, 7'5o =. M, yespeEs aud bene-
diction.
Christian cburch-Meets every Sunday
tn Tabernacle as follows: Sunday school
at To a. M; preaching at II a. m. and s
=. M, aud Y. 4. ). {. Il, meeting at p. m.
X, J, johnson, pastor.
~. Andrews Episcopal Chapel, Uni
versity Park-Rev. Wm. X. Powell,
chaplain. Regular services 1890 p. m.
Sunday school al ; p. M; Bible class 7 p.
NJ; Lenton services every Friday at 10
a. m.
Evangelical church-Sunday school at
10 a. m, Preaching ~ a. m. Junior X.
l.. {. E. a;5o p, M; Senior X. l.. {. R.7
?, m, Preaching at s p. m. Chester y.
Gates. pastor.
Firsi Congregational chureh-G. w.
Nelson, pastor, Sunday school 10 a.
M preaching q a. M. AMI 7;Is p. IN.
" y, ;, I. +. meeting at 7 p. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday at 1880 p, III. A seat
and welcome To all.
Baptist Church, University Park. Rev.
A. h. Waltz, pastor. Regular services
every Sunday morning and evening.
German Baptist church-Services held
each Sunday at Baptist church as follows:
Sunday school up. m, preaching at SIP.
N. Rev. Faltmeat, pastor.
German Lutheran-Services at Io:4s
4. m. every Sunday morning at corner OF
Peninsula avenue and Fitzpatrick street,
University Park. All Germans OF St.
ohns cordially invited to attend. c.
Bueehler, pastor.
Christian Seience-Society meetings
leld at Chicago RooIning house, sun
lays and Wednesdays at s p. IN.
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Mail Schedule

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and 1915 p. IN.
Leaves at 1920 a. m, and 4:4S p. IN.
Once open week days from Gas a. m.
to o:Io p. m. Sundays from 9 to 10 a. IN
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$50, 9:5o, 1880, 1880. p. M.-I2:3o,
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SUMMONS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Stair OF
OREGON, FOR COUNTY OF MULTNoMAH,
Mary II. Scott. Plaintiff
VS.. SUMMONS.


VS.. SUMMONS
Alvah scott, Defendant
To Alvah scott, the above named defendant;
In the name OF the state OF oregon YOU are
hereby required 10 appear and answer the com
plant hled against you IN the above entitled
court and suit within six weeks from the date OF
OF the hrst publication OF this summons, to wit
Friday the and daf OF october, 1905 and IL You
tail To SO appear OF answer OF otherwise plead in
the said suit the plaintiff will apply to the above
entitled court for the relief prayed for In plain
tins complaint filed in the above named suit To
wit; For decree dissolying the bonds OF matTi-
mony now and heretofore existing between the
plaintin aud yourself, aud absolutely divorcing
plaintiff from YOU and for the care and custody
of the minor Child OF plaintiff and yourself TO
VII; Lloyd scott, and for such other and further
relief as to the court may seem equitable
This summons is published pursuant to an or
der OF the Hon c. U. Gantenbein, Judge OF the
above named eourt made in open court in this
cause ON the 3oth day OF September, 1905, which
order prescribes that this summons be published
IN the st Johns Review" once each week Tor a
period OF not less than six consecutive weeks
The hrst puhlieation OF this summons was ON the
and day OF october, I9os, and the last publcatiOn
thereof will be ON the r5lh day OF November,
l9os IL. u. coLLIER,
Al Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Wanted.

To exchange Hood River land
for ST. Johns property. Inquire at
this office. ,4tf
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-10-09

The ladies OF the NJ. E. church will
hold a bazaar the first Wednesday In
December.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-10-09
Republican National Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM n, TAFT,
OF Ohio.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
JAMES s. SHERMAN
OF New York.

For Presidential Electors
j, ID. LEE. OF Multnomah county
+. J. MILLER, OF Linn county
A. e. MARsTERs Douglass county
Il. II. BUTLER OF Gillian county
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-10-09
NOVEMBER ELECTION.

Registration opens September 20.
Closes for election october 20.
Presidential election November 3,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-23

naturally. has a faint tawny tinge
II conceals strong. sensitive. re-
fined and markedly humorous
mouth. His teeth are OF medium
size, we'll set and meet squarely His
head has a splendid development,
especially the brow and his blue eyes
are little less than the average in
size but are very clear and frank.
Some air OF ability and wisdom
emanates from them. eprhaps the
heavy folds OF care and thought
above and below tham diversified
by the laughter wrinkles have
mentioned combine to stamp his face
as that OF one who has thought. seen
and done much and can do more.
His clothes are always plain and
Just neat enough TO escape being
careless. He IL n very poor man for
one OF his position and standing and
the cost OF a wardrobe sufficient ia
stand thc wear and tear OF his world
trips and arduous duties is quite an
item with him. His fayorite attire
for public appearance Is a dark cut
away suit with a small stripe, white
linen, the collars OF the wing va
riety, and plain black tie. once
In n while he wears little scarf
pin and the watch and chain | have
mentioned are OF gold, plain and In
expensive. From the chain depends
a little ornament and In ordinary
thoughtful conversation and some
times In his speeches. he fingers this
ornament slowly.
There are speakers who work
their audiences up by successive eli
makes, Taft never does this and
wastes no time on unnecessary talks
the only time he has To spare is to
Joke and tell stories. and after d
long experience with him. | an
compelled 10 say that / am undecided
as TO which OF two things he would
rather do-sit down TO his desk after
an hours golf and a hearty mea
and work. work. work TIL everyone
else has quit and gone hours before
or get before a good crowd OF rea
American people and laugh and tel
stories with them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-23

profoundly embarrassed and said
nerovlsly in self defence.
Hello, there"
Hello, son Glad to see you.
What's your manner"
Jake Miller"
"Shucks, it's Skinny. ain't II fell
lers?" interposed. Jake's best friend.
'"Well, Skinny, we would make a
pair, wouldn't WEI"
You're not as big as though you
be, Mister Taft" observed a man at
the left.
That's not my fault. I eat often
and / eat lots" answered the dis
tinguished visitor. The crowd
laughed.
Coin to make up spe.ch?"
asked another OF Skinny's friends
Say, do you know" answered the
big man shaking his head sadly, my
friend, the brakeman, here. must not
like this town. / could have fixed
up a nice little speech for you but
at the last stop we made he told me
that was the only place they wanted
n good speech and gave It to them.
You'll have TO send over and get
II or else take 1t out OF the brake
man or the railroad company. but
heard a good story the other day"
He told the story, then another
and when the engine bell began to
ring hs climbed on the car step and
stood there waving his hand back at
the laughing crowd until they were
lost to view by a group of trees.
"By George. this townships gone
Democratic since the war" observed
the grain elevator boss. "but bet
my old hat shes straight Republican
this trip"
II were searching for a finer ex'
ample OF the manner in which Will
liam II. Taft comes In contact with
the great American public, I could
not Ilud IT, MS IN NNUlNol VI hi'
way. no matter whether It be q
crowd OF farmers at the wayslde or
large body OF distinguished men II
evening dress at some cluO banquet
He goes straight 10 the front al
ways with tie same frank, plair
manner, never careless bonhom
me, beceGse he knows he Is amonl
friends. never a guarded suayity be
cause he Is certain he IS among en-
emies, The people are fellow Amerl
cans n az home. and fellow human
beings II abroad and he makes NJ
attempt to impose on them. sincerely
believing that since he Is absolutely
honest In his own facts and promise
that he will be on pleasant groun,
with every honest man among then
and as 10 what the dishonest ma,
do or think he does not care IN
snap of his finger,
Indoors his approach 10 the stant
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-23

-,,re was a small crowd of men
.,,,oa at 9 wayside station out In
.,-, a few weeks ago, standing
.,0,v in the chill wind awaiting
4. incoming of a westbonnd train.
4 ,,.in was late but the crowd was
:, and expectant, They had
!, that the secretary of war, the
+.,,ble next president of the United
.,s was aboard and they were
,nus to get just a sight of him.
!, hoped for no more. That was
.Duqh 10 satisfy them. II he never
L. that way again they could al
e, say they had seen Bill Taft, and
H. Of them had come ten miles in
nsons. over awful roads. for that
! purpose. The train usually
.oDOed only long enough for the
-,n,uetor to dash into the telegraph
49, scratch his name, train num-
4, and time in a book, get his or
N, and then signal to the engineer
4 mil out. But fate willed that the
t,5 dispatcher should see fit to
4 differently with the train that
b.
Al last the whistle was heard up
i, valley The big engine came
sarng down the rails and clanked
the station. bringing the train to
stop with a shrek OF the exhaust
The crowd scanned the car win
Nv closely. They were beginning
\ be disappointed but some one
erted a -ambling cheer and It
,Issed along the line.
The big secretary, in comfortable
Ire was deeply engrossed with his
,l,ness stan on Official correspon-
tne and reports. At the sound Of
He cheer ho looked up.
What's that? oh. we have visit
b."
we are here but half a minute, y
fhtured his secretary with his fore
thger on the itinerary.
Il don't care" answered the good
fnnvred giant, dropping his papers.
hpping on a hat and swinging on
d train
"WIll be held here ten minutes to
pass nlne,y-three. Mr.. Secretary,
Va the conductor at the steps.
That's good"
AhoihCr and a very hearty cheer
'sht up at the sight o: the popular
~
Taft folded his hands across his
fple stomach and smiled that In
fnparable smile which begins In
htlle hOllows al his chin and rip
away into the laughing creases
run mp across his temples from
eyes. There was a moments ST.
pee A gangling boy who stood
ieeily In front Of him was fixed by
secretary's blue eyes. He was
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-23
Southern Pacific
R. r. Time Card

Time Card No. 81 Effective Sunday
December goth, 1901 A. NJ.
Toward Portland Passenger.
No. I6.-5:5S A. NJ. oregon Express
No. $3.50 A. NJ. Cottage Grove
Passenger.
No. I2.-2;45 p. NJ. Roseburg Pas
senger
No. I4.-S:ls p. NJ. Portland EI-
press.
Toward Portland Freight.
No. 222-5:OO r. 81. Portland Fast
Freight
No. 226-lO:4O a. m. way freight
arrives.
No. 226-1l:2s a. m. way freight
departs.
Toward san Francisco Passenger.
No. ll.-l1.O3 A. n. Roseburg Pas
senger.
No. 1855 p. M. Cottage Grove
Passenger
No. 1855 II. NJ. California Ex'
press.
No. i3.-2:Ol A. NJ San francisco
Express.
Toward San Francisco Freight.
No. 2zl.-2;43 A. NJ. Portland Past
Freight.
No. saS-ii:ss A. N. way-VrsIEh,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-23

Cold after cold, cough after cough.
One cold no sooner cured than
another one comes. It's a bad habit,
this taking-cold habit. What you
want Is a medicine that will break up
this habit, healinflamed membranes,
strengthen weak tissues. L.. g; AZ Aver scs GO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-23
Oregon Electric
Railway Company
TIME CARD
Leaving Salem.


Portland and intermediate stations.
local ..,......... ,,6;lb a. m.
Portland and intermediate stations,
local o., ....,.....,. 500 a. m.
West Woodburn. Wilsonyllle. Inal-
attn. Portland. limited $3.50 a. m.
Portland and intermediate stations,
local ..... ....11:O3 a. m.
Portland and intermediate stations.
West Woodburn, Wilsonyille. Tuala-
tin. Portland. limited 4;O2 D. m.
Portland and intermediate stations,
local ....., ...,..,.5:35 .. m.
Arriving Salem.
Portland and intermediate stations.
local ....,... ......si35 a. "a.
Portland and intermediate stations.
local ............,l ,lO:4b a. m.
Portland. Tualatin. Wilsonyille, West
WoOdburn. limited ..11;15 a. m.
Portland and intermediate stations.
local ....... 1875 p. m.
Portland and intermediate stations.
local ............. 500 p. m.
Portland. Tualatin. Wilsonville. West
WoodbuFn. limited. b;47 D. N.
Portland and intermediate stations.
local ..,..,....... 1850 p. m
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-23
Colds Colds
i ., ,,,,o, n Ayer', Cherry PeeiO'ni o
AZ yoml y,lo o riSH medicine for such cases. He
|e'i jua ~ r. oScgi H. Then Iollo.o his odCies:
BI6IBILL TAFT ON
THE PLATFORM
written for Capital Ourna by Robert DUNN

,uritten for The Capital ournal by Robert Lee Dunn
The Detroit times., 1908-10-09
POST SEASON SERIES OF THE PAST
IN ARENA OF BIG-LEAGUE BASEBALL

association. Each team won three
games and one was a tie
Nothing In a post way hap
pened In 1891. but in 1892 came the
double season championship" OF the
new l2-club National league-one sea-
son ending In July and the other In Oct
ober. Boston finished first In the hrst
half and Cleveland in the second. In
the play-oN the first game was 90
tie, and Boston won the next nve.
'rhc four series for the Temple cup,
In 1894. 1895, 1896 and 1897. attracted
much attention
In 1894 New York won four straight
games II ON Baltimore.
In 1895 Cleveland won four OF five
games from Baltimore.
In 1896 Baltimore won four straight
games from Cleveland.
In 1897 Baltimore won four out OF Ave
games from BeEtony-r
From 1897 to 1909 there were no
post-season games. In 1908 the Boston
Americans won Ave OF eight games
played with the Pittsburg Nationals for
the worlds pennant.
In 1904 John ID. Brush refused TO al
low his New York team. champions OF
the National league. TO play a post :
season series with Boston, champions OF
the American.
In 1905 the New York Nationals won
four out OF i've games with the Phfia-
delphia Athletics.
the outcome OF the series between
the White Sox and the Cubs I'm 1906 and
the Cubs and Tigers In 1907 Is familiar
history The six games at Chicago In
The Detroit times., 1908-10-09

Post-season baseball games. the great
battles to which fans the country over
are nov looking forward with intense
eagerness were unheard OF until 1881.
when the Providence team, winner OF
the National league championship, ana
the Nets, winners In the American as
ISOLATION, played three games at the
Polo grounds, New York. Providence
won them ALL to 0. to l and IL
to 2
The next year the Chicago Nationals
and the St Louis Browns-winners re !.
spectivcly in the National league ana
the American association-played
seven gamc series. the first being
played In Chicago. the next three In 81.
Louis. tho fifth In Pittsburg. the sixth
I'm Cincinnati and the seventh In Chi.
cagn-Each team won three games and
one was tie.
In 1886 Chicago and st. Louis again
played of. and Comiskey's team won
-FOUR games TO Anson's teams two.
Detroit. winner OF the Nationai
league pennant, and the selfsame ST.
Louis Browns fought IL out In 1887 and
Detroit won 10 of the IA games. which
were played i'm st. Louis. Detroit, Pitts
burg New York, Brooklyn. Philadel-
phia. Boston. Washington and Balti-
more.
In 1888 the New York Nationals beat
the 81 Louis American association
champions six out or ten games. In
the pOst-season series OF 1889 the New
York Nationals won six OF the nire
games played with the champion
The Detroit times., 1908-10-09
Sporting Nofes

Uow look cat Tor these noisy Chicago
eeysI Thsy'.. b coming in tonight.
xGon1 score boards viii get only the
rooults OF the games played In Chi
- uGnal SDanfsh oueen was right for
& fEo TransylyAnia and copied Ii hand
~ Though dropping heat to TeaseL
~ ". y. and Eastern High have
switched their football game from
4 Qqtprday afternoon to the morning.
wonder why7
- I1getus box was the center Of at
traction Mt the Detroit last evening
t ana the crowd simply made Hughie
3enninss spiel wild Bill escaped.
<ou1Gv1n1e es sending 100 amateur hall
X slayer TO watch the worlds series
p 6n1 root for the team OF Hughie Jen :
"A mlngs who got his baseball start In
n - Kentucky town.
~ =. Bxunh handed the Giants aI5,-
90, claiming that they really won
the pennant anyhow and ought to be
IA fo1wnrded- Wonder IL Bone head
nerkis. got In on the divvy?
- Dexrs1t Central Muskegon rams
n uf the latter city Saturday VIII have
y 9ho presence Of Walter Eckersal
N whom Willie Heston immortaiized BY
hurdiing in midneid. as referee
The Detroit times., 1908-10-09
R[AkES THREW A
POLISH WONDER,
CLEANING UP
'oUcH Is CLAIM MADE AT ANY
RATE s4 WILLIAM T. skRzXckl
AND COMPLAINS TO THE Po-
llcE-No ARRESTS YET.

william T. Skrzycki. baker. at No.
\ - Chene-st., andsa brother OF Police
oeet. Skrzycki, of Chene station, com
D1ained to the detectives in police
oaAQuarters, late Thursday night,
Y tnnx he had been swindled out OF $42C
4 ~ had wagered on wrestling match
/; n Al Days saloon and gymnasium
- Aubin and Monroe-aves. earlier In
( - evening.
The participants In the match.
{Dkx4ychi says, were Bobby" Reakes.
1;GhaSmpion lightweight wrestler of
<11z0higan. and local athlete known
n n the Polish Wonder" Skrzycki says
Hnt Benny Klock, q local bookmaker
I'll known In sporting circles, and
nokher man whose name he does not
EnUw. came to him, Thursday, and In
.rouced him to put up his money on the
rolish Wonder" According to his
|n1nEy. he was given to understand
TIT it vas all fixed to have the Local
wrestler down Reakes in two out OF
&kroe falls But the dope" went
>1Un& When II came TO the match
n1eo. Il 10 said, more than cleaned
- with the Polish Wonder" nearly
Gnxing the latter's arm on in the
}Dns1nmage, and Skrcycki. Of course
Dekective Brooke and Steinhebel
oSo working ON the case. No arrests
EnGm bgen made "A vet
The Detroit times., 1908-10-09
|DIG AUTO RACE
ON TOMORROW

NEW YORK, Oct s.--Everything is
- roadiness for the formal opening OF
h - s1ew Long Island motor parkway
- Saturday. With few exceptions,
- drivers who are to take part IN
\ - stock car runs took their nnai
y. reo<l1ce over the course. but the fog
49, - thick during the early morning
oue1 that fast time was out Of the
DoG<ion.
Uhtwesn $4,000 and 1O0, 900 persons
VIII probably witness tomorrow's con-
The Detroit times., 1908-10-09

OF course. in Chicago the Tigers are
The Detroit times., 1908-10-09

1t 10 folly to announce a. yet the
pitchers who will officiate on the slab
In the opening game OF the series to
be played here on Saturday. Neither
manager II as yet ready to go on rec
ord.
jennings choice will undoubtedly be
either Donovan or Killian and the one
who does not toll here will open In
Chicago on Sunday.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-09

Man for man. the Tigers. general.
speaking. stack up al much better hit
tiers and not nearly such good nalder
as the men from Chicago.
Odds on the series, posted round
the various gambling resorts have
tho Cubs favorItes for the series
at odds Of TO I and this 10 not
far from representing the Tigers
prospects In the games which are
to come.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-09

Detroit II about as well of for a
postseason series as last year. Nc
Tntyre's presence In the outfield will
make the Tiger attack stronger, while
Schmidt, while by no means lin shape,
Ii not nearly SO bad OF as last season.
Beyond doubt Thomas will get an
opportunity to play In some OF the
games of the series. II may be that,
when 1t Is over, one of the real heroes
of this contest will be the catcher
whom Griffith discarded.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-09

figured as having no chance and rad
ical predictions are being freely made
that the series will again be clean
sweep.
This il foolish talk.
NO TEAM IN THE WORLD HAS A
LICENSE TO BEAT THE DETROIT
TIGERS FOUR GAMES IN A ROW IN
ANY SPECIAL SERIES.
Whatever advance figuring may be
done. IL Is impossible to consider the
Tigers az anything but extremely dan
gerous. One chance In three Is sure
" theirs and baseball luck--that fiirt.
ing jade-may perch on their banner
once or twice and swing the whole
result.
"we1l give them the hardest fight
we have In u.s." said Hughie Jennings
"and take IT from me. there will be no
four-games-and- BUSINESS this time
We've accomplished the one=big stunt
we started to perform this year, and
are In shape to keep up the clip. The
Cubs have had to fight for their flag
right from the start TO the finish oil
their race. and are not going TO start
the series fresh as they did last year,
with my boys stale from their hard
battling
II won't say that the Tigers are
going TO win, but ! am willing TO
90 on record with tho prediction
that they have a chance and
mighty good one. too"
The Detroit times., 1908-10-09
KAUFMAN MAKES
EASTERN DEBUT

NEW YORK. Oct. s.-Al Kaufman
viii make his first New York appear
ance tonight at the National club.
where he will meet Fred Bradley In
a six.round bout. This will be Kauf-
mans arst fight since he knocked out
Battling johnson Mt Los Angeles In
seven rounds and his manager, Billy
Delaney, will be a much surprised
man II Bradley goes the limit.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-09

Brooklyn team OF the American asso-
ciation--
The advent of the Players league,
generally regarded as an outlaw organ
fzation, detracted from the interest In
the post season series of 1890, between
the Brooklyns OF the National league
and the Louisvilles OF the American
The Detroit times., 1908-10-09

1905 resulted: Oct. Q, sox 2. Cubs 1;
Oct. TO- Cubs Z, Sox /: Oct IL. Sox ,,
Cubs o.; Oct. ~ Cubs Sox o; Oct; IL.
Sox 9, Cubs G: Oct. IL. Sox s, Cubs 3.
Last year the games came out this
way: Oct. :. Cubs 3. Tigers 3; Oct ..
Cubs 3. Tigers 1; Oct. 10, Cubs 8, Tigers
1; Oct. IL. Cubs g., Tigers /: Oct. IL.
Cubs 2. Tigers o.
Deiray In wyandotte.
The Delray Athletics will journey
to wyandotte Sunday to tackle the
strong down river aggregation. All
players are requested to phone Man
ager Kremer by Saturday without fall
Hit "Three-Flnaers" Anyhow.
The Giants have thrice this season
driven the great Mordecai Brown of
the slab. There's some glory In that
GA ST - 1xI r.
,.ar,.s. >Is Kind You nsw kln,n batt
s, = GzzzMx
. Additional Sport on Page 9.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-09

On the advance dope there is
but one prediction possible, and
this 10 a victory for the Cubs who
last year made the Tigers look
very, very bad. Regardless Of
pride, patriotism and prejudice
this must be admitted wherever
the prospective series 10 to be ser
iousIy and Judiciaiiy discussed.
or course, In Chicago the Tigers Al
The Detroit times., 1908-10-09
EVENING CONCE RT
PROGRAM :.

March. 80. Dream of U. s. 49,.
Snyder
2-Selection.. Mills Melodies. Mills
3--Song. -. Yama-Yama Man..
............ .Witmark
Overture. Poet and Peasant Suppe
5-Internezzo. Cavaleria Rusticana..
............ .Mascagni
s-waltz To You. .waldteufel
Two Step. .Bye-Bye Dear Old
Broadway. Edwards
s--Selection. Red Mil. Herbert
s-Song. You Are My Life. My
All. Doyie
1o-Overture. Raymond Thomas
1I-March. .rRAvER-BIRD.. ....
........ .Frankensteen
l2-Intermezzo, Parade OF the Hum
ming Birds. .Losey
13-Selection. Popular Songs. .Remick
l4-Song 49,. True Heart. Gran
15-March. .7&th Regiment. =. .Losey
The Detroit times., 1908-10-09

Dekective Brooke and Steinhebel
Z 0go working on the case. No arrests
i've been made ~ yet.