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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-27
EstabIeCimientOs en- San Juan.
TOdO OI muDto tleRbO 4 mUJOTlT Sus lXhbIGIanOs
J las tIOnaSS do mOda TIniIzlD con las
dol txirlBgNOD

ImpoPtRnEeg mej0TGB intr0duj0 hRCo al
ganoa sfiog el Utf1or Pedro GiuBty ca Bu
eatabIecimiento de la Gale de 10 FoEtalegR
y ConEtantsments 90 hA vsnido pTeocupan'
do al Esferido comeEciRnts de Heguir log
dslRntoB de lR 6poOR en- 10 que al aBp0Ct0
do Bu ti0ndB 90 TeisFe OF como oil RuHtid0
que ha do GffeCeF Bu gran ClisntelR de ls
ciudRd = de 10 iBI8. AhoTR hR lido & los
EGtad0s Unid0s an buses dc nuev0 guFtido,
que RumentarE avREol6ndolo considerable.
mOnto 81 que COntinuAmentO EeCibO do Eu.
Fopa. Obraa do importRnciR fen 81 local
del "Parfs Barr" 90 IlsvRr6n tfscto
tambi6n y 81 fachRda interior tendT6
uuovRB meioTRR
Les safoEaB Gonzalez Padfn han Feali'
gSdo tsmbi6n notablgB mejoEas en- 80 eAta.
biooimiento q. Cambian en- modeTniHimo a.
pocto pueds CompstiE con loB de So Glaze
en- cuRlquisE impoEtRnts capital del exBran'
gsFo. De ssaa mojoFaB 10 oCup6 oportunR'
mOnte "La CoTTeBp0ndonciA''
Las .Novsdadea' Ol glegsnte eatabl0'
Cimionto do la CRIlG do San Francisco On
dondO Ion fgafoFea Vidal Camp. SuoP.
amontonan la llGgada do cAd8 vRpor
los eBcojido8 objetog de fantasia de utili'
8G0 " 8@ ga BGA40A G408I4V 00A \ AUU B@U8
egCojGr en- los m0rcadoB de America de
Europa que tAn artfaticaments prosontR'
dos puoden sdmiFRTUe, y .BobTe tedo COM
paEaEus-que es 10 que sllos intsreBR-
en- HuB magnlfoog eltAntsI y RpaERdoEeB.
La CompstSnoiR Tsdunda HiempF0 en-
benGfcio del ConsumidoF y sl prsaantGr
esos establsCimientoB en- l8 foFma mas el0'
gante adecuads con loB modernoB Ado'
lRntoB, Oh coBE que EGOomiGndR 81 buen
gQItO intsr6s do Iua duOiioa ca juBts re-
CiprocidSd del favor diHpsDHado poE el
pdbliCo. Para les pr6ximaB PaBCusB y
Ano Nuevo 30 hsEGn mRgDffcRB exhibi'
cionas dc los AFtfculoB de mas vsnte en-
sBaB 6pocRu hay que ssperRr que OadR
eBtRblecimiento pFocuuaF6 gobTepujeF los
otroH on 10 que mejoF presentation =
mas Smplio nuEtido 10 EGfsFa.
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GRAN MASS MIIIN
en- AreCib0.
EI INSPECTOR de pOIicla Zimmerman,
con motive de On mittn.
Las dIftrORGIls Do iltIIIo lUUglldlS SallsfnG'
tOFllmURIe
(Ds uasstro CorrsspOlssal.) )


Octubro 25.-El pT6ximo iusvsB 20 %
sl die BefiRlado poT eBts Comit6 local unio.
nist8 para lR ceIsbFaci6n del gran maEG
meeting on que hablsrin loG H19E0E Mu.
fioz Rivers, de Diego, AHtol, MstisnEo, del
Vslle, ClementO RsmfrGz. CanslsG, FsETsF,
Coll y Ouchf, Bsn1tsz CsstafoV, Yumet,
CsEvoni y otros diDtinguidoB OEadoEeF.
A las de Ia ma mana habF6 diana, E9'
CorEieDdo les CSlleI IR bandg. -.
A Las 10 una comisi6n dol Comit6 aCom'
pafiada do v1EiaB psEBOnaB iran lR 0Bta-
Ci6n del fsrreCRrEil, para rOCibir q loG
orsdoTep.
Ala1 y media volvsrGn rsoibir & loB
que vionon do MGysgiisz y AguadillG,
A las do la tRTds 8untuosa mRnifsHtB'
ci6n EacoPrsE6 lau GALES de- Ia Ciudsd,
A lee z de Ia noch8 dRr6 comi8nzo en- Ia
plaza principal sl mass MEETING en- In hex,
mosa tIibunR que al efecto 10 lGVRntaT6 On
diCho Bitio.
HRy gran entugiaBm0. -
Han quOdad0 RFFegladaT gAtIIfaCt0Ris'
ment0 las difoF0noiGB BuTgidaB On Hatill0
entire mismbE0s del pREtido uniOnistR.
-So encusntKR en- eOtR CiudRd el inspaC.
tor de policfa Mr.. Zimmerman, que ba va'
nido con el objs de pE9BsnciaF sl mitin
GoCiaIiatO que tendE6 lugAr eHtA noChe en-
10 AvenidR de Ion ohTeFoF.
-Mafana Usls para Poncs lR CompaiiiR
de VaTiedadgB que con tant0 6xit0 hR ira
bHj8d0 durRnts dos ssmanRH en- cate tOatEo.
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Ssntid0 faIIeCimient0 en- AreCibO.
la incorporation ...... al SuplemO
COnSej0 de Charleston.
Ode NWsst1O o OOrrespOna0L.)

OOtubrs 26.- Anoohs di6 su Ultima
funCi6n la Compsfifa dc vAEfedRdeR salien-
do eIta maiisna para Ponce, sdondG dar6n
una BePie de funCionaR
-Ha faIleCido en- eats Ciudad 10 viEtuo.
90 j6vGn DtfioFita Rosario Alamo Garcia.
Al BOp0liO del CBd6Var QBiSti6 10 parro.
quia con cruz Alzada , ls congregation de
Hijag do Maria ls cuRI psEtsneofR Ia
deBgraciadR j6vsn que baja Ia tumba on
la for do Ga sdad. NusstFo p6BRmo RuB
familiRreB. r I.P.
-Es extEaordinaEiR 10 Rnimaci6n que
r0inR ca GBtR Ciudad , aug CampoB para Gl
mass meetin uni0nistR que 90 oslebTar6 Ol
pE6ximo iusvsB = que promote Ser IN acto
ggAndioGo.
-Anoohs hubo un meeting goCiaTintR
On ls CalIe AvsnidR dc loB ObFBFou. Rsi-
no Ol mayor oEdsn.
Ayer taEde hiz, ejsrCicfo = uimulacro
do Sncendio sl ousrpo do BomberoB de
OBta ciudad. +.
-~AyaE tREds 90 COIebraFon meetings de
propaganda .nnioDiRtR On log barficg 90
Iulots Co. che.
pEobAda Ia incorporation
81 nBsjo de Char FlGHton dol
Cuerpo - Oapftulo sigilo de- outa
ciudsd. PEonto % calsbrarS 81 oeEsmo
niRl de 10 inBtalaCi6n.
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LINEA FERREA DEL OESTE.

Itinerario-salidas de Bayam6n y
Capital, simultaneamente.
Dias IabOrables. - Ma1ana 6, 7.O5,
$50, 9.45 y11.OO. Tarde II, IS, Ids, 3.15,
4.35, 5.45 y $50.
Dias festivos.-Ma1anaE6, 7.O3, $50,
9.45 y H.. Tarde 12.l5, 1.3o, 2.3O, $50,
4.3O, 5.45 y 6 30.
Billetes baratos para dias festivos.
De San Juan Bayam6n, ida yVuelta
en- Ia clase, 25 cts; % clase, 1G cts. De
Bayam0n q CatafO, ida y vuelta, IL
clase, IS cfs., "a clase, 10 cts.
BiIletes ordinarios de Capital 4 Ca
ta1lO en- Ia. clase, cts. y "a clase ctv.
Bayam6n 10 de Enero de 1906. Ra-
1l6O VaI66s
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lDisrOsa 4 70: Profosoru: d adsIsu,

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tono
eonstant0 existencis de loa siguisntas fnb'
tFumsntos: FlRutin8g, FIRutas, TsgcsroIaE
Oboe1, RsquintO1, OlaEinetsI, FagOteg,
Violins1, ViolonCslIoE, OontrRbsiog, Man.
dOlinag, BandurFiaB, GuitaEFau, CoEneeinor,
On0venes, IEombonog, BaFftonos, BOmbaI,
dinog, HeliConsg, (bsjo1) Trikngulcg, Pla'
tilloB R8doblanto8 , Bombos. MetodoE
dc s0lfoo = para toda OIas0 d0 inssrunen'
tos. Accessories , m6Eios On general.
San Juan, p. B. ApaHtado ndm. 216.---
OGlla de Allan 81 Sal ntm. Il. :
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PARA La PRESENTE ESTACIQN-7,; Los ma
Ghachos de "La Villa de Madrid" son los
que han resuelto eI problema de la gente
de gustO en- Puerto Rico. EllOs son los
dniCos que han cOpseguidO tener en- sU
magnifiCO establecimientO el surtidO mas
complete de los artfculOs del ramO. ALI
nunCa faltau las legitimas camisetas de
crepe Y de hilO nj 'carecen de las mejOres
medias para sefiOras y nifIOs asf como
para eaballerOs. COntratOs directOs con
zabricantes les pOnen en- cOndici6n de tener
cuantO pueda pedirse y los mejOres pre-
clos. No hay quien yea = no cOmpre los
juegos de cintas ''DOrothy" que Venden
en- caiitas dos lazos y una banda. 8 en- Ca
jitas de seis lazOs; podemOs. 9ervir cual,
quier color preciO desde LIS q SO ell
juegO. Yea el gran lote de bordadOs yen
cafes Cuya realization hacemos q menos
de la mitad de pre0iO. En- telas blancasy
de fantasia no tenemOs competitor; tene-
mos tipos especiales en- Persian LOwn,
Frensh Organdi cuantO ell pdblico de
gustO necesite- Pida muestras vfsite
nuestros grandes Rlmacenesy seguIamen-
to hallara cuantO necesite. P. Q. B. 764.
TelefOno 278. San Francisco 81. San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
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mo MAS CANA9." Sin necesidad de
tefiiyse ell cabellO. PrOdigiOsO especfficO
que hace desaparecer las CRnas, devOlvien
do al cabellO su color natural Absolute
mente NO TINE, sin6 que restituye la
rsiz del csbellO y le dd vida 6sta, hact6n
dolo recObrar SUI color natural. Els la Uni
ca prep araci6n cOnOcida que pOsee 6sta
propiedad. Sc ha probable en- miles de ca
SOS con buenOs resultadOs. Els ademds un
remedio eficaz para curar pOr complete la
easpa. Els cOmpIetamente inOfensivO y no
cOnliene gFasa aceite de niuguna especie.s
Sc puede Usar como aqua de tOCadOr. -
Venta:-Ricardo BOOthby, AGENTE GE-
NERAL Hotel Inglaterra San Juan, p. R.
30 v, q,
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IHnIclnnR eENERLL

Consoles Al LAS MADREs,-El jarabe
Dalmante de Ia Senora WinslOW debe
usarse siempre que los nifios estan ca Ell
periodo de la detenci6n. Proportions ali
vic Immediate al pequefio paciente, prOdu-
ee un suefio natural y tranquilo, alivia el
dlOlor ell angelic despierta muy vivo y
Glegre- Els muy agradable al paladar,
DalmR al nifiO, ablanda sus dolores, haee
fSciles la funciOnen del est6mago y regulR
los intestinos. Els Ell mejOr remedio como
CidO para la diarrea va prOVenga esta de la
Tengase muchO cuidado en- pedir Ell "Jara-
20 Calmatne de Ia Seflora WinslOW":e 90 el
neiOr de todOs. ~~
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-EB 0spI6ndido sl surlido que aoois On
BuH apaEadOFsl de FopA hschP, lou eHlAbls'
Cimisntos de p. SehiFa y Go. Hay ma
V6Eiadad en- tERIO8 dc CaBimiF, gsFga y drill,
CoEbAtaG 8 in6uidad dc aEtfculoa para ca
bAll0roU. ViGite uHtsd OlOB aBtableUimion'
-t0a
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6RAN OFERTA.

El dia de nOch8 busnR 30 EsgalaE6 al
m6H afoTtinsdO do nusatEoB CIi0ntsl una
maguifca maquinG de psdal do Isu que
vsndO ''El Oialo" & $35 poE Cadn so CEN
tavoH que gate on nusStro GGtsbIacimisDto
exjG I'm cup6n. GrRndeB RlmaCsnoB de
fon6grAfoS, muSblsS, EolojsB, cuadFo8, e.
peioS; liva1 do oriutal, canlau etc etc, &
plazoa. Gran bAratiilo do cRBimires inglo'
3eF.
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AL CAFE MORGAN-!El acreditado es-
tab b'ecimiento de la Gale de la FOrtaleza,
IAllen 2l) acaba de Iecibir un msgnffico
surtido de tOda clase de cOnfituras y. dull
ces. Sc despachan m6dicOs "lunchs" des-
de las de la msflana las IL p. M. En-
chocolates Y heladOs no hay cOmpetencta.
Els ell establecimiento favOritO de las damas
y Sc encuentra allf todO 10 mas gratO al pa
1adar mas 1inO y delicadO. Cafe y chOcOla-
tes. EsmeradO serViciO, 80 V. g..
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sE sEALQUILA.-En ell Parque "Borin-
quen" a lCO metros del mar, casa de
reciente construction, acabada de reparsr
y pintar tOda al 0leo por dentrO y fuera,
inodOros, despensa y cocina. Vista esplen-
dida Ia campiIa y al mar y la casa esta
enclavsda en- Un solar todO cercadO y con
Veria al frente, de mas de mil metros pro-
piO para jardGn. InfOrmaran en- FOrtaleZa
no al bus & San ,TustO g Il " g.
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BWqWes GBtsn0i 1dOS.

Vapor aIem6n "PEeaidsnto" agtar6 aquf
procsdsuts de San Pedro de MaeoTf1,
PonCs y MayEgjisz eli 26 del coZTients.
VApor sppHnoI catalina" ostDrE s Io
cRrgR en- Barcelona para BsliF el % del
CoEFient9 con destino a OGnaEia, Puerto
Rico = Cuba,
Vspor sspshol "BuenoB Aires" outaEd
en- eHts puerto presidents de EBpals el
% del coEri0nte.
Vapor espshoI "BEaRiIeho' naIi6 do
Barcelona el 9 del oorriente con destino 4
CanRriaE, Puerto Rico y Cuba.
VapoE iUg(6e StEathalon" salic do
BuenoU AEiAB el 8 del CoEEiont0 con douti'
40 cate puerto.
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AVIsO. La que subscribe hace presente
por medic de estas lfneas, que no satlsfara
nlnguna cuentR que haya cOntratdO que
conlraiga ell Sr. FLORENCIO SIERRA,
JOsefa BOnilla, 9. " 8,
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81. LOPEZ OEPERO, San Jou6 Is.
OomprR y Venta do musblsB en- general.
s0 hsOOn pEsBtamoB de dinOrO BobTo prem.
dRB dc orc, plata y piedraS prsciosRB. Sc
ComprRn pEondaT antiguGs y modeFnss. So
OomPEA = vsnd0 plata y orc dsteriorRdo.
ConTbGnta axistenciR de mueblsg, & tipo
OOon6miCoR. BARRAS DE CATRE.
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AL REOIBO DE 50 onviamoB &
VuOlt0 dc CorEeo un Esloi Elgin gsrGnti2a'
do poE di0E RiloU, J por $40 romitimou uno
MARA WAlthRn. - F. KshrhGhm. San
JuSn p, r. R.p
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CONVENE A LOS COMERCIANTES
Sc venden mOstradOres vidrieras, en- mag
nfico estado, d pTeciOs reducidOs. InfOr-
maran en- al "P8rfs Bazar," p, Giusty. Is V.
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-sOMBRRROS PARA sENORAg,
muy OIegantos y & precios sumamsnto mao.
diOOGD loG aoRbA de recibir La Tiandits do
JoB0fS EChevsrrfs, al lRdo del Ryunta'
miOnto. V0nda tsmbi6n afOctos Ealigio
goR. Oomprs 0nvoIturRa de Jabon Octa.
F0n.-San juan. Box 216
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MOVIMIENTO MARlTlMO.
COmotanerOs pagodiemte8.

COastanerO0 pagadiente8.
DsI0sds NaguRbo
EnCREnaci6n Yabucoa Faiar DO.
EsperAuz6 pondiente.
UbsTita ViequGs
PregreDo pOndient0
Para Ia costa.
Vapor Coamo.
GoIstR Mayagiiszsna.
De la costa.
GoletA Ub&rita y PrOgFeBo.
6aEid0S para eI e9terjOrr
NiDgunR.
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lngenisFo MuniGlpa!

-ENTRE loB oOmpradorsu de EoloioB 4
pla8os On la joyoFia 40 +. KahRhahn Cd
% E0gala an Ealoj "YFalEham'' 6smanal'
m0nt8. E,a dItimR ssmana obsuYo uno 81
HOCio Manuel Perez, San juan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
Observation-Disclosures
MARKET REPORTS ;

SALEM MARKET.
Local Wholesale Market
Eggs-iSc.
Butter-S7 ho; butter fat. S7Isc.
Hens-iOc; mixed chickens. Toe.
Local wheat-S5e.
Oats-35e.
Barley-s34Q
Flour-Hard wheat. $500: valley,
$500.
Hay-Cheat sl4; clover, slOQsI2
per ton; timothy. Sl3dSl5.
onions-2he 10.
Hops-old.lh G2se; new, sh
G7Ae.
Chittin bark-4h G5c
Retail Market.
oats-White. SsS per ton.
Wheat-sl.0O.
Rolled barley-SsO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
BOARD
OF TRADE
ACTIVE
GATHERS EXHIBITS
NEW FURNITURE AND A GENER-
AL ovERHAULING IMPROVES
APPEARANCES OF ROOMs-Ex-
HIBITs ARE ADDED TO. AND
MUCH LITERATURE HANDLED.

There is great activity about the
Board OF Trade headquarters these
days. The place has been entirely
renovated, and a new appearance Is
evident in the exhibits and the ar
rangement OF the room. Among
other things the secretarys ONCE has
been fitted up with some new furni-
! ture and equipment. all Of which will
not only give the place a better ap-
pearance, but facilitate the getting
out OF the new literature, which Is
being demanded in large quantities
by interested correspondents all over
the East Some new additions are
being made 10 the exhibit every day,
and among the latest IL a fine sam
Pile OF butternuts. brought In by Mr.
Bush. the veteran banker, who has
some trees he planted t5 years ago
with nuts from his old Massachusetts,
home. Mr.. Bush harvested hye
bushels from one OF these trees last
year. Tho variety IL different from
some OF the other butternuts that
have been imported into this section.
Parties who care 10 plant them could
secure a few for seed. Mr. Bush ls
very much interested In the literature
being sont out by the Board OF
Trade, and has volunteered 10 for.
ward a quantity OF II TO some OF his
acqualntances ia Massachusetts, ana
New York.
Another interesting exhibit IL
from John Graber. the plumber. and
consists OF some oXcellant pecan
nuts from his fathers trees, also
some splendid FranQuette walnuis
and some Mammoth Pound pears
which are stlll sound and taking on
a beautiful yellow color. tie has al.
80 brought IN az on a limb cut
from their door yard last week The
fruit Is about ouo-fourth grown. aud
that ON the tree viii mature. unless
there should be an unexpected freeze
n n stonebrInk. OF POLK county.
also brought m a splendid exhibit of
Abundance potatoes this morning.
They are a smooth tuber and prolific
producers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
JUMPED THE
WRONG MANN
,uni,ed Press Leased wirel

Washington Feb. a. Represon-
iatiye Mann. OF Illinois. today cr.ti.
clscd Attorney General Rouaparte on
the door OF the house Tor asklng con.
srcss To transfer certain employees
appointed 20 his department without
ei'il svrvice examinations 20 the clyil
lists
heyo Ne have the pres ient of the
American civil reform League s,ekln.
60 violate tho practice. aud Z believe
'he letter 90 che oN.l service Law by
maAipg appolntmyng aud then a,h.
ins coasress to he responsible Tor me
uausiers. Mhy does DC ask the
President lo maAv the transfers 4
wont lyl the house Dee ussd in such
"A way
he had che provision Knocked out
az 'he legislature appropriation hn
on a point oi older
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RoGERs.GRIII.EY REcIrAI.s.
fifth OF the series OF High school
Entertainments.

fttth of the series at High school
Entertainments.
Concerning these talented gentle
men. W. H. Kinnicutt. NJ. D.. OF Cleve
land. O., \. NJ, {, A.. the oonserya-
tive estimate OF the entertainment
committee concerning Messrs Rogers
aud Grilley lefi as unprepared for the
artistic work of these entertainer.
They furnished a thoroughly salts
factory program OF good musical ant
literary taste MI. Grilley's selec-
tons were we'll chosen aud his char.
aeters eNcellently portrayed. lie Is
an elocutioRisg OF high class aud ey-
idcnt purpose, MT Rogers il ON the
best OF terms with his instrument.
aud his accompanying was performed
With great delicacy. The modesty of
both these gentlemen was refreshing
We shall hope for their return. DO
not forge1 the date Wednesday. Feb
rual isth.
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NJ NARY
DOESN'
WANT IT
BUT MIGHT ACCEPT
SAYS 1T WOULD COMPEL HIM To
GIVE UP HIS PRESENT POSI-
TION AND SACRIFICE HIS PRI.
vATE PRACTICE-BUT 1T rs
TOO EARLY TO DECIDE.

John II. MeNary, attorney for the
third district, declared In an inter-
view with n Journal representative
this afternoon that he will probably
not accept the United States dktrict
attorneyship, II the position Is Of.
fered to him.
McNary, since II has been rumored
that he would be named for the po-
sition, has been looking into the
work connected with the ofice. and
found hat It would be necessary for
him to give up his extensive law prac-
tlce in this city as we'll as the attor-
neyshlp OF this district. He consid-
ers this too great a sacrifice TO make
TO secure tho appointment to the
higher Office
A final decision will probably BE-
reached by McNary within a few
hours after he is oficlally notified
that he can have the appointment
II he wants II. At that time he will
confer ana learn how much OF hiS
time can be used for his own practice
Mr. McNary stated. In speaking OF
his position in the matter. as follows:
II have been looking into the du-
ties deyolylng upon the ofiice OF the
United States District Attorney. and
find that II that position were offered
20 me. aud accepted. II would be
necessary for me TO give mp my pr!-
va,e practice and my present posi-
tlon This, consider. too great y
sacrifice. L. OF course cannot state
positively what would do until re-
ceiyed the appointment. and had
time 10 confer and ascertain how I
could take care OF my practice"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17

Rogers and Cr.ney in the afth ot
tho series ot hish school entertain,
ments Mex "Wednesday nigh,
February ls.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
WOULD DEPORT
ALL 0RIENTALS

Nan ffangiego F,b. ~ 10 enact
ah eA,lusioa isw which will oaeciu
siY prerent Asiatio immigration
aud proyldlnE for zoe deportation of
an Aslaiies doins manual labor IN N s
Waited States - asked Zoe Ia ne
iion ihe Japanese RKglusuaa League
has flsi seat % eongress The nstl.
iion coatalns gso.eeo names aud
We'ghs ESQ Rouaas
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
TO BOOST
OR NOT
TO BOOST
THE ISSUE TUESDAY
BUT ALL SALEM SAYS AMEN.
AND BOOSTING rs THE ORDER
OF THE DAY-sPLENDID PRO-
GRAM TUESDAY EVENING At
THE ILLIHEE CLUB.

First--Llght up every store and
residence Tuesday evening.
ssoond-Be on hand 20 welcome
the Incoming guests Of the city.
Third--Do your part TO make them
feel that Salem Is wIdeawake.
All committees and members OF
the commercial bodies OF this city
are 20 be out and az work TO make
the visitors realize THAT THEY ARE
NOT IN TIRE LAND OF NOD, But
AT THE CITY or err"
The feeling Is In the MIR that this
IL tho town that will make a record
breaking growth this year OF our
Lord. 1908. Tho second big golden
spike In the milestone OF progress
will be driven tomorrow night
Put on a clean collar. shave your
face and pat on your best pants anc
neckiie and help the Jolly along. The
specifications are all right. having
been worked out by this city's best
experts. and the result will be pleas.
Ing TO you-uns and wo-uns.
What WIN Bc Done.
The big experience meeting OF the
Board OF Trade smoker" tomorrow
evening at the Elks' hall all bust.
ness aud professional men Of our city
and members OF salem's commercial
organizations will be expected TO
listen to the beat aud brightest dis
customs OF developing our resources
that have ever been presented any
whore.
Delegations from tho south, inolud
Ing Cottage Grove. Eugene. Albany,
Lebanon, Corvallis aud other towns.
viii arrive on the 2;t5 train. Those
from Moodburn. Oregon city. Ger.
Vaia ana points north between here
and Portland will arrive on the Gao
local, while the Immense throng from
Portland wllltoome up On the Oregon
Electric and arrive here at 9 O'Clock.
All VII be met by committees and
escorted "a the llllhec club rooms
and later 90 Hotel Willamette. whore
hearty dinner will be served.
Those arriving early enough will be
escorted about the city. either by
trolley ears or In whatever way best
euha their pleasure The city will be-
thrown Vide open. AZ IL we're. 10 az,
ford a. visitors chance To see ana
know what they wish concerning tho
Capital CITY.
AZ ) o'clock the big Elks' hall will
be thrown open for the program of
tho evening, which Will include short.
crisp speeches by Governor Cham.
horlain. Mayor Lane. Portland mil.
ionalrss. business men aud boost.
eFh genetally The whole matter
viii. In a measure. be Informal. aud
thus siye Il an afr OF comfort. cordi.
ali,y. as well a. enthusiasm. A splen.
ala orchestra will furnish music far
the entire evening, ana the guesl
vii be- servcj with a delightful lunch
IA che dining room OF the Elks' hall
The sl'acious club rooms OF the llli
hee. which Tom Richardson save are
the nnest ie the West for city ~
thls slae. Will be az the disposal of I
the visitors during the entire day.
The merchants of the city will be
asked TO keep their stores lighted an /
al lhe evening Tuesday. Ia order 10 !
make che clty trine more attractive 1
The sleepers for tho raiurning guests
from Portland Nill be taken 10 the
slde track at the trclght depot. from !
whleh they VIII BE- hauled Ia Port. |
land on che early mornlng train.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17

NN"fNNN AfNee A.tArSd Mlre }
Ne~ Work Feb lI The schea
u'ed parade of 5ooo suagagstte.
ihroash the siFec,s of New York
Failed 20 mater.allso yesterday ana
the police are thankful Qulet mee,.
mss were asld iadoors. DO, no al.
tempt ~as made TO sire an oataoor
iemoastration.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
Famous sculptor Dead.


Omitted Press Leased Wlre)
san Antonio, Texas. Feb. IT,
Harry A. McArdle. one OF the most
prominent painters aud sculptors In
the South, died suddenly last night.
McArdle's principal works were
Dawn at the Alamo" and The Bat
tie OF Jacinto."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
ODD FELLOWS
LOSE BY FIRE

tunited Press Leased Wirel
Weisor, Idaho. Feb. l7.-At s:3O
this morning the odd Fellows build.
ing Vas burned, destroying stock
OF drs goods valued az tit5oo. The
total loss will equal $4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17

4HVS, X. FOkn
over LAdd a sasAs Haak. salem. Or
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-17
ADJUSTMENTS

Grand Opera House.
February 22.-Charles n. Han.
ford
Auditorium Roller Rink.
Morning. afternoon and evening
sessions.
The Naudctte.
Moving pictures and illustrated
songs. every afternoon aud evening
except Sunday and Monday after
moons.