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ing the fisherman cares little for the
spray that blows over his boats nose.
Passengers object to this kind OF a
bath, 80 to protect them awnings have
been rugged and these awnings. covered
with whatever came handy In the cloth
line. add nothing to the artistic beauty
OF the fleet.
In transferring passengers from ex-
cursion boats TO warships the navy
yesterday lent kind and able hand.
Two b1uejackets and a chief petty off,
Ger were stationed on each OF the floats
alongside the ships. Whenfthe excur-
sion boat had been securely 1moored the
two sailors assisted the women and
children and many OF the men to the
float. at the inboard edge of which
were two moro bluejackets to help the
visitors on to the ships gangway. The
blue5ackets were gallant and tireless.
and. although the afternoon wind
stirred up quite a sea. there were no
mishaps. The officer on the fioat saw
to it that each excursion boat got it's
turn. He played no favorites and
directed the movements of the launches
with such good judgment that the ex-
cursion feet. In spite OF It's appearance.
maneuvered without confusion.
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ENTERTAINMENTS TO THE
OFFICERS OF THE FLEET

At the banquet. as well as the grand
ball at the Hotel Alexandria. Los An
geles, Pommery was used exclusively:
also at the state banquet at the Fair
mont hotel. and the Citizens banquet
at the ST. Francis hotel. San Francisco.
rendered to the officers of the United
States fleet. Pommery champagne was
served. Pommery was also selected by
the Shrfners for their grand banquet at
the Golden Gate Cornmandery hall. San
Francisco to the exclusion Of all other
brands. again demonstrating that Pom
merry Is the standard for champagne
quality.
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cALIFoRNIANs IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. May s.-San Francisco
y. d. Millar, Park Avenue; H. A. Rus
sell. Plaza: Miss l. Sleeper. Albert: C.
Kellie and wife. Grand Union: r. Lyons
and wife, .Breslin: r. McMurray. Muir
ray Hill: d. L. Owlas. Broadway Gen.
trial. j. Burns and wife. BartholdI d.
Redmond. Bartholdi
Los AnseleF-G. c. Moon. Latham:
W. E. Lloyd. Holland; c. D. Morris
Continental; E. L. Stapleton and wife.
Netherland; Miss e. Stapleton. Neither
land; F. Stapleton. ,Netherland: j. Bliss,
Belmont; 5. l., Darrin and wife, Park
Avenue: Mrs. F. p Farranel. Grand
Union; ]. S. FRANKLIN. Belmont; c.. c.
Lapham and wife. Gilsey House.
<Chico--L Noonan. Grand.
Oakland r. c. BreRner, Grand
Union.
San Diego-L VI. Arrys ST. Andrew
Selma-T. H. Elliott. Herald Square
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STEP UP AND REGISTER,
ALL OF YOU LOBBYISTS
Oklahoma Legislature Passes
Bill to Put Tag on Capi.
tai Workers

GUTHRIE Okla, May s. Both
branches of the Oklahoma legislature
today agreed to the anti-lobbying bill.
which provides that criminal action
may be had on any lobbyist who does
not flrst file his name and statement
of his business with the legislature.
The bill Is similar to a measure pro
posed~by Governor Folk OF Missouri.
Governor Haskell has said he will sign
the bill.
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PETTY OFFICERS BANQUET
Knights of Columbus to Enter
tain Men of Fleet

The petty officers OF the fleet will be
the guests Saturday evening, May IS
at banquet to be given by San Fran
cisco council No. 615. knights of CO.
lumbus. Heretofore no special enter
tainment has been provided for the
petty officers, and they have expressed
general appreciation OF the action OF
the local Knights OF Columbus.
1t is estimated that there are some
800 petty officers In port. and a full at
tendance is expected at the banquet Il
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NEW ORLEANS. May S.--A- schedule
of the debts of the bankrupt cotton
firm of Gussoni & Co.. filed in the
United States district court to-day.
shows the liabilities OF the firm to be
$685. ,000 with assets amounting TO
s1f5. 900.
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WILL ERECT BIG ELEVATORS

WINNIPEG. Man. May The
Grand Trunk railway company an
nounced today that the company would
erect six 100000 bushel elevators on
the Kan river at Fort William. Work
Will be started this spring.
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slow Andersons and Mrs and Miss
Lauck.
Mrs William Miller Graham gave a
luncheon yesterday, about IA of So
ciety's prominent young matrons en-
joying her hospitality. Mrs. H. N.
Cook gave a lunch party. Mrs. Cook
will leave on the 11th for Paris, where
she will join her daughter, Mrs. Ster-
ling Postley. Mrs. Henry Buffers and
her daughters. with Miss Ethel Hart
son and Miss Angus lunched at the
hotel. Miss Virginia Jolliffe and Miss
Gertrude aJolliffe lunched at the Fair
mont with John Drew and Thornwell
Mutually.
The little reception room, opened by
the city's society women for the visit
ing navy women, was much in demand
yesterday and was quite the center of
attraction during the late afternoon
hours. Those on the reception commit
tee yesterday were Mrs. Horace Davis.
Miss Anna Beaver. Mrs. j. T. Harness,
Mrs. James Goewey, Mrs. Milan Soule,
Miss Elizabeth Zane.
DINNERS AT NIGHT
Among the many. dinners given to
precede the dance last night the largest
were the three at which the Joseph
Tobins, DR.. and Mrs. Redmond Payne
and DR.. Harry Tevis were hosts. Miss
Anna Peters had as her dinner guests
Miss Sue Nicol, DR.. and Mrs Six, Mr..
and Mrs. William Ashe, Lieutenant
William Galbraith, DR.. John Kaufman
and Mrs. Milton Reed. Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Piexotto entertained at dinner in
their own home. Admiral and Mrs
Jewell gave a dinner at the Fairmont.
as did the Wyatt Aliens, Miss Maude
Howard. Mrs. J. T: Harness, the Caro-
lans, the George Knights. Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Pillsbury. Mrs. Edward Barron
and Mrs. Kittredge.
The great lawn fete to be given by
the officers OF the Preside club to the
officers and ladies of the warships has
been postponed until June. when the
Atlantic squadron will return from the
north. over 1000 invitations have been
issued for this affair. which promises
10 be q very brilliant one. The main
reception will take place on the lawn
on the parade grounds, near Colonel
Lundeen's quarters, where a magnifi-
cent pavilion, made entirely of flags,
viii be erected. The ball room will be
used for dancing. and refreshments will
be a feature of the afternoon. Two
bands will play continually while the
reception, is being held, and a group
of society and army women will re-
ceive with Mrs. Lundeen. The original
intention had been to have this affair
during the first visit of the fleet, but
the week has been so filed with af-
fairs that IL has been decided TO post
pone 1t. The army hop, which was TO
have taken place last night, will be
given on Friday next.
Some of those who came in to tea or
to luncheon at the Fairmont yesterday
were
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CAR FACTORY To RESUME

MOUNT VERNON. I'LL. May s--The
Mount Vernon car manufacturing COM
pany will resume operations Monday
after a shutdown of almost four
months. The plant employs 1900 men,
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
KING GUSTAV EMBARKs

ST. PETERSBURG. May 5. King
Gustav OF Norway and the members Of
his suite, who came to- Russia to at
tend the wedding last Sunday Of Prince
Wilhelm, his son. TO the Archduchess
Marie Pavlovna. left here this after
noon for Reval. where the king VIII
embark for Sweden.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09

The sum OF $3.50. 900 was left to Hen
ry Baxendale in England by his father
II he would return to the Plymouth
Brethren. but as he had allied himself
with a fraternity vowed to the simple
life he refused TO accept the bequest.
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Defense OF the Ameriean Navy

made by Mr. Reuterdahl concerning
the construction OF our battleships ap-
pears in the May Sunset. The article Is
written by Admiral w. L. Capps.
u. S. ".
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DRAMATIC AUTHOR PASSES AWAY

PARIS. May S--The death is an
nounced OF Ludovic Halevy, the we'll
known dramatic author and novelist
Halevy was member of the French
academy and was born in this city,
JULY l. 1891.
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Capt. Charles f. Foz
Z. S. "
Capt. T. b. Howard
Q. s. N !.
Capt. A. NJ. knight
9. s. y.
Capt. Thomas s. Phelps
L. S. n.
Capt. c. P. Perkins
U. 8. y.
Capt. H. Morrell, .
Com. ]. H. Giennon
u. s. y.
Com. Frank E. Beatty
U. 5. "
Com. Albert ". Grant
U. s. y.
Com. E. E. Capehari
u. s. y.
Lieut.. Com. Hutch
Cone. U. s. y.
Lieut.. Com. Alfred G
Howe, q. $. "
Lieut.. Com. Frank Nc
Common, L. $. y.
Lieut.. Com. J. FredeI
lex Hellweg. O. 5. y
Lieut.. Com. Charles 5
Kerrick. U. s. y
Lieut. Com. Edgar B
b. Larimer. L. ). y
Lieut.. Com Frederic y
Freeman. q. 5. y.
Lieut.. Com. John B
Patton. u. s. y
Ensign Ernest Friede
rick. U. s. y.
Com. William S. Hogs
U. S. n.
Com. Valentine 5. Sel
son. L. ). y.
1feut. Com. Walter R
Gherarli, U. s. y.
Ensign E A swanson
L. s. y.
Lieut. Com. BerthOf
U. 8. y.
Ensign NJ. s. Davis
U. S. y.
Surgeon C. f. Stokes
u. S. y.
Lieut.. Taylor Evans
U. s. y.
Admiral Henry Glass
U. S. y.
Mayor Edward R. TaJ
lOr
Governor James y. Gn
lett
Governor George /
Sheldon of Nebraska
Brig. Gen. Frederic
Funston, U. s. A.
Col. j. A. Lundeen, L
Lieut.. Hornsby Evans
U. S. A.
Chief Justice W. Z
Beatty
L. 5. Circuit Judge y
". Morrow
Hon. F. s. Stratton
Hon. p. Ornelas, cons
general Of Mexico
DR.. Benjamin ID
| Wheeler
DR.. David Starr Jorda
Mayor Frank X. Mott
Mayor Francis Ferrier
Mayor f. X. Taylor
Rupert Blue
G. III. Mcbride
Josiah Collins
Harry Mekannay
r. Barry
]. r.. Connolly
r. s. Dunn
+. Matthews
F. Palmer
R. II. Patchin
n. Rose
r. T. Z0gbaum
F. s. Myrtle
Robert 7. Small
III. l. Clotworthy
Paul C. Edwards
Harry T. Quinn
l Charles =. Aiken
e. +. Ayres
Sur. Gen II. ". Aust
George Alpers
John Birmingham
Thaddeus c. Bell
P G. BOWies
I. l. Brown
Wakefield Baker "a
G. A. Betchelder
| G. IT. Bentley
James II. Barry
r. B. Brlnegar
G. A. Buell.
Frank L. Brown
DIR. A. Barkan
". J. Biggy
r. BocQEIernz
Robert Bruce
Henry l. Byrne
NJ J. B-andenstein
Samuel Bauer
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Citizens Sailors dad the Fef Is Hefe
GUFSTSAT BANQUET
HEAR EVANS PLB
Confined from Page :, Column. :


w. G. Irwin
Livingston jerks
Hiram ". JohpsoA
]. Jensen
". Fl. Jordan
lanes A J0hnson
Thomas Jennings
". B. K0llmyer
frederick J kosser
wNlfam Watt Kerr
~. Koike
/ Joseph r. Kirk
( Joseph a. Kreling
n. II. Lloyd
/ William Fl. Langdna
wv II. Leahr
7 William p. Lawlor
Jeremiah Lynch
Percy v. Long
1T. Lubelski
III. D. Loveland
10. A. Maim
Charles G. Moore
"A. F. Morrison
William A. Magee
5. B. NcNear
Melville Marx
/ Henry Afichaels
Benjamin Co McDoueah
Thomas Magee
Herbert c. Mofitt
] Jeremiah Nahony
John ]. MahOney
Il. D. McElroy
ID. c. Murphy
lSf. MeyerfeId Jr-
r. e. Mulcahy
James r. McElroy
George W. McSear -
F. W. G.. MOelus
7 Emanuel Aagnln
w. Macarthur
y. G. Maguire
Ralph McLaren
William H. Metson
( A. H Muller
! George A. Newhall
William J. Newman
IL. ". fNeustadter
James ID. Phelan
A. Fl. Payson
w. r. Porter
Albert Pissis
r. B. Pond
10. w Pike
James 5. Partridse
A. Pollok
lR. s. Pennlmau
81. III. Robbins u.
A. J. Rich
I Charles A. Rossier
". c. RalstOn
Daniel A. Ryan
lC. r. Runyan
n. C. ROssf
Charles ". Reed
IL. W. Raphael
Robert A. Roos :
James RolPh Jr-
Leon L. Roos
lW. p. RedingtOa
In II Rfordau
is. l.. Rowe
III. Scatena
III. T. Scott
'tC. Schilline
T.. s. sherman
R. p. Sehwerin
A II. r. Schmidt
A. NJ. Shields
A. Schilling
A. l.. Scott
w. '. Stafford
E S. Simpson
III. Morse stephens
Charles ". Slack
/ DR.. A p. SampSon
IGilbert A. smith
] Sigmund Stern
IF. c. SanoorI.
F. I Symmes
A. Stern
s. ShIma
Charles A. Son
T.. f. Spear
j. c. Scnieck
10. ". ST. John
William Thomas
j. J. Tynan
George Tourney
! J. S. Tobin
III. Tsuda
r J. Taussig
n. A. Taylor
#. F. Taylor
Blr0n Won Schroeder
George T. YOlkman
". C. Van Fleet
Thomas FL b. Yarnc
Emile White
George A. Wingfrid
Thomas ;. Wilson
DR.. James ". Ward
Chester ". Weaver
If. H. Wheelan
r.. Wein
Charles s. Wheeler
III GP. Wilson
BSftin A. Weyl
Harry Welch
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FROM CRABS TO CROWDS

1t takes some ingenuity to convert
crabfshing boat into a licensed passen
ger craft. In the fleet are many o
this kind. When engaged in crab fish
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
BIG DEBTS OF COTTON FIRM

San Diego-L NJ. Arrys ST. Andrew
Selma-T. H. Elliott. Herald Square
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09

Cottage and bath; new modern; on the h
nished; brick fireplace Price s1,60O00. Terms cash
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-20
JAPAN ON THE
DEFENSIVE


Washington. Feb. gO.-- Diplomatic
circlca arc greatly Interested In the
curious change IN the Japanese.
American situation since the depar-
ture OF Japanese Ambassador Aokl
and the arrival OF Takahira. his que
cesaor. Tho diplomatic relations be.
tween tho two countries have been
entirely reversed. and Japan nov
iinds Itself on the defensive.
Tho MIkado'a policy. 10 far as Il
affects Manchuria, has caused great
dissatisfaction because OF Japan's
aggression In that province. accord.
ing TO reports that have reached the
state department. The administra-
tion at Washington Ia on the alert,
Japah's part that points 10 viola.
Japan's part that point sto viola.
tlon OF the "open door sentiment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-20
Would impcach % Judge.
Omitted Press Leased Wire.

Washington. Feb. 2O.-lmmedl-
ately on tho convening OF the house
today Representative Waldo. OF New
York, announced that he desired TO
have Judge l.. r. wilhey. OF the
United states court at Shanghai, Inn
peached for malpractice and corrupt
conduct In office. lie sent 10 the
desk articles OF impeachment and
plans TO have the house instruct the
Judiciary committee TO take proper
action
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-20
The Jumping OF Place.

Consumption had me In its grasp;
and had almost reached the jump
Ing on place when was advised 20
try Dr. Kings New Discovery: and
| want 10 say right now. II saved my
life. Improvement began with the
hrst bottle, and after taking one
dozen bottles | was n well and hap
ny man again." says George Moore.
of 0rimealand. n. c. As n remedy
for coughs and colds and healer u
weak, sore lungs and for preventing
pneumonia New Discovery is su.
preme SOC and si.OO al ). c. Perry.
druggist. Trial bottle free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-20

Sealed proposals endorsed on che
outside OF tho envelope Proposals
Tor Ruildings for State Institution
Tor reehlo-Minded. Salem. Oregon. .
aud addressed 10 3 A. Ko1ier. clerk
Of the Board of Trustees will be re-
eeisod "a the once of the SECRETARY
a. state, Capitol Building. salem.
ofogon, nntll 2 o'clock p. IA. 0f
March 10, 1905. for furnishing ma.
terlalo and labor required 10 coa-
struct aud complete one frame ad-
ministratlon building. one frame
dormitory building. one frame horse
and COW barn. one brick launary
building ana Quo brick boiler house
an With electric ughune. also sos.
Nrlte proposal for heating ana plnmb
'ng systcms An In strlc, accordance
Win plans. specifications ana in-
s,ruciions Ga bidders which may be
eNamincd al the once OF the secrc.
saty ~ State. Capitol Rlildine. az
The once OF " n Push salem. orr
Son, end az the once OF Fred A..
less rAlrd and OAK streets. Por,-
eHa, Oregon
For further Information apply To-
" u. Push, srehltect salem. ore
gon. or the Clegk of TIE Board OF
Trustees.
helsd az salem, Oyeson. Febre.
arr rs, iseS
5. A. KoZER.
Clcrk noard oi Trustees Stale Insti.
'aton Tor fceble-N -NlRdod.
.-ge-22-aS-gS.S-s-t.s-s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-20

AFrom the Chicago TribuneD
Don't trine with cold. II good
advice for prudent men and women.
" may be vital In the case of a child
Proper food, good ventilation. aud
dry. warm clothing are the proper
uaicsuards against colds n they
arc maintained through the change.
able weather OF autumn. winter aud
spfing. the chances OF surprise from
Ordinary colds will be slight. Hut
the ordinary lisht colds will become
severe n Neglected. and we'll 60.
tabiished ripe cold Is 10 the germs
81 diphsheria what honey l. 20 tho
bee. The greatest menace 90 child
life az this season of che year IA thv
Neglected cold" whether Il 4 a
child or adau. the cold slight or Sc.
we're. the very beat treatment that
can be adopted Il 60 giye Chamber
iain's Cough Remedy. ID Is safe and
sure. The groat popularity and im.
menae sale OF this preparation has
heen attained by its remarkable
cures Of thls nilment A cold never
results ia pneumonia when u Is glv.
en. For sale al pr. stones drug
store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-20
In tho supreme Court. .

For the past two days Coos coun.
~ cases have been heard. John s.
Coke and J. w. Bennett appearing IN
oral arguments,
Holmes a Holmes Va. Oscar Cole
was submitted In argument on ap.
peal from writ Of error before Coun-
~ Judge Scott. II involves a fee OF
$1,000.
The case OF the state ". General
Electric Co has been set for hear
ing March II.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-20
MOTHER or JUSTICE
ROBERT =. BEAN DEAD.

In the midst OF an argument Wed.
nesdhy before the supreme court,
Chief Justice Il. s. Bean was handed
a telegram announcing the death OF
his aked mother at Eugene. Court
was nj once adjourned and Judge
Bean went TO Eugene on the evening
train. Mrs. Bean was 20 years old
and crossed the plains IA 1889.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-20
MUST RETURN AND
FACE THE MUSIC


New Westminster B. c.. Feb 30.
Captain Kellogg, American en-
bezzler and forger. has failed in his
attempt to secure a stay In the ex.
tradition proceedings. judgment
against him being given by Chief
Justice Hunter yesterday. Kellogg
recently was caught at Kamloops.
where he had lied to avoid arrest on
a charge OF forging the name OF Pay
master Robertson, OF Seattle. to two
checks. one for s225O aud the other
for $4,000. these having been con-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-20

Santa Monica. Cal, Feb 30
William n, Nudge, Ciyil War yeler-
an. a member OF the sawtelle sol.
dlers' home. aged SO, was burned "a
death last nlght The hre originated
from an exploding lamp,
Tho only known relative OF Mudgs
- AFs, Alice Roosevelt. OF Casanova
\, \. wife OF a cousin OF President
Roosevelt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-20
FED LITTLE GIRL
BROKEN
UNITED Press Leased Nv

Omitted Press Leased wi
Cashmere, Wash. Feb. 2Ol
is alleged to have been an aid
murder has just come 10 \
which Mary Katasket, an cid
dian woman. Is the victim.
lived near here with her two
daughters and a little grandda
The latter, a child OF 10. va
a glass of Jelly caid TO
crushed glass, by an Indian
known as "Old Nancy" I'd
took the Jelly home, but nonS
family partook OF II except
She soon discovered that Il cd
broken glass. but not until I
eaten enough TO cause her I'd
ony She will probably die.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-20

Lincoln. Ncb, Feb 20. -Ths
blockade on the main limo OF
the Chicago & Rock Island railroad
between Chicago aud Denver. caused
by severe blizEards IN the Middle
West, was raised today after stall
Ing trains Zoe as hours Six trains
had been blocked between the
Rocky Mountains and the Missouri
river.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-20

y. $. Loper. OF Marilla. ~ Y. says;
II am a carpenter and have had
many severe cuts healed by Buck
lens Arnica salye. II has saved me
suffering and dollars. II is by far
tho best healing salve have ever
found" Heals bsrns. sores. ulcers.
fever sores. eozema and piles; 25c
at J. c, Perry. druggist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-20

That's the way you feel about the
lungs when you have hacking
cough. It's foolishness 90 let Il go
on and trust Co luck to get over l,.
when Ballard's HorehOund Syrup will
stop the cough and heal the lungs.
Price 25e, SOC and ti.OO per bottle
Sold by all dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-20
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Fayorite.

1--WE prefer Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy TO any other for our chill
dren." says Mr.. l.. J. Woodbury. OF
Tw.ning, Mich. ut has also done
tho work for us in hard colds and
Group. and we take pleasure in recon-
mending e." For sale at Or. Stones
drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-20

Proposals Tor Ruildings aud Heat.
ing and Plumbing systems at the
estate Institution for Fccble.
Mintlrd."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-20

The eaaoara barb mafke, q dead,
A trade journal says; a tight
money market caused demand 20
ceass. And yet ono would think
that was the condition under Witch
the merket would wani the barb.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-20

iaeey why didnr sou CONE q
the door and les me iae
Wiie "a eonldnt George. Oar
nelNAeoF VAS ,alklag 20 somebody
sHd J vas Al the phoaa Cleveland
Plaln Dealer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-20

Women with good compilations are
never homely. Good blood makes
good compilations. Lanes Family
Medicine makes good blood. An
druggists sou Il for 20 cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-20

Horace Mckinley. nov on hts way
from san Francisoo io Portland. tells
avlsld story 80 his escape from the
iail at Mukden. Re naivcly sass he
was sei free hy "his friends. TIE
Hung nu rss, whlch l. ana orsanira
'ion % osl'iaNs from an parts 81 az E
world
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-20

verted into cash at Fresno, Cal. Kel-
logg will be taken back 10 Chicago.
where proceedings against him were
Instituted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-20

Would yoa giye rs cents 10 stop
your eoogh' Then set a bottle II
Nempe Ralsam and you viii have
enoagh Tor the whole family. n
costs rs cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-20

kemp's nalsam Will stop any
cough that can be stopped by anv
medicine aud cure coughs that can.
NO, be cured by any other medicine
II ls always the best cough cure
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-20

To Cure Cold I'm One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROMo QuInine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
IL falls TO cure. Il. w. GROVES
signature on each box. CSC