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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14
GOVERNOR IN
CRAFT SCANDAL
Former Chief Executive Of Penn
sylyania Placed in Unfayorable
Light by Witness.
Claim Is Made That Letter Intended
TO be Misleading and a Whlts-
wash Was Prepared az Sugges-
ton Of Pennypaeker
and others.

Harrisburg. Pa-Thc trial Of Con
tractor Saudcrson and three former
state officers charged with conspiracy
In the furnishing OF the new capitol,
took sensational turn on Friday,
when Stanford 49, Lewis assistant TO
Architect Huston. declared with drn
matte oarucatuos8 that Illusions let
ter to former Attorney General Car
son. explaining his part in the con-
tracts had been prepared at the sug'
grtion OF former Governor Penny.
packer former Auditor General Sny.
der one of the defendants, and Mr..
Carson, and that it was misleading
and intended to be- "whltowash"
according TO Lewis story when It
came Illusions turn 10 write an an.
swcr to Mr. Carson, Lewis was toic
rhoncd 10 come over to Harrisburg by
Ponnypackcr and Snyder, ana the let
ter was prepared at q conference with
those two officials and the former at
torncy general. to doyctail In with
othors prepared by state officers con
ncctcd with the construction and
equipment Of the cbpitol The letter
10 which LowM referred was one Of
a series written during November and
December. 1906 In response TO tho
Carson inquiry into IN capitol scandal
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14
SON OF PRIEST A MURDERER.
Leader Of Band Which ASsasslnatec
King Carlos Came From Good
Family.

Rio Janeiro. Tho leader Of the band
that murdered King Carlos and Crown
Prince LuIz, az Lisbon, is Manuel Rec
Silva Buissa. and hc was born 10
the province OF Braganza, Portugal
lie was a son OF the Abbc OF Vnhacs.
and as o boy no went 10 the Lycem
az Braranza. lie had nine brothers
and sisters and one Of his sisters,
named nolmira. lived until short
time ago In this city. Manuel was
not the nrst criminal In the family.
One OF his aunts killed a servant In
her employ when she found that her
husband was making love TO the wo-
man. She was arrested and sentenced
TO long term OF imprisonment In
Africa
During the last few years Bulssa
was a Republican in politics, and no
had friendly relations with members
N his party. He became free
thinker and It was his custom TO de-
fend his political ideas In open dis.
cusslon In the streets and In the cafes
OF Lisbon
Bulssa's friend. who supplied the
foregoing information, does not think
that he accepted money for the com.
mission Of his crime. Manuel Bulssa
was vicious and wicked In many
ways, but he was above taking money
for murder Bussa's family IL well
on. not TO say wealthy, and still lives
Mt Vinhnes
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14
PORTUGUESE REPUBuCIS
SAY THRONE IS TOTERING
Leaders Are Jub'lsnt Over rospest
Of Downfall NJ the Mons-ay-
Financial Crisis an ims%
art Factor.

Lisbon THu republican IA su in
Portugal arn BOO extremely lnh pir.
Ha Thuy assert conndomut bat
republic H now matter oil smiths.
Ha. Dr yolr ono Of tho r,h5Icau
leaders ls quoted aB saying ~ end
of DO, monarchy is near IT. wrcomo
90. Unexpectedly as did the m,srr OF
tlo King and tho crown pine and
the world win wake up one inning
fu find republic In PorturA We
arn convinced that the rcvolutla viii
No a peaceful one u iB % mhlap for
foreigners 90 Imagine that thd fopIc
ui Portugal arc not awake. ThHo Us
90 republican organization IN very
town. and doctors, lawyers andeycn
village priests arc sending 10 nAcas
uI their adherence By .ho seoto and
there are ayuwcd republican o.Cgr
u 'nn army
king Manuel BIS a wellinteniincl
boy ITO starts his regime whmlr
words and thu restoration OF poHcal
liberty but 10 is Inevitable thui Do,
Huu'I f1ll into the bands of ubma.
uIHl.af6r of the two old nilua
whose bankruptcy was proclaim by
King Carlos and Premier Franco. rha
mon about the throne know th.hth
end ia near. aud when the time daca
that they realize that they chnol
night they will surrender as did lion
Pedro in Brazil. I don't think a noi
win De fred King Carlos knet he
was making his last night lie lad
transferred every dollar he had 10
England
The financial situation IA viewed
with great alarm The county, Is
staggering under its foreign debt nd
commerce rs almost paralyzed by ne
fluctuations In tho gold premium
Conservative bankers consider he
financial situation to be moro critlal
than the political
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14
WILL BUILD TWO
NEW BATTLESHIPS
House Committee Rejects Recon-.
mendations Of President That
-Four Ships be Built.
The Appropriation BILL as Agreed
Upon by the Committeeman. Car.
ries siotooo,o 900 for the Naval
Establishment for the
Next Fiscal Year.

WashInFton.-By a vote Of % to 9.
one member absent and not voting.
the house committee ON naval anais
ON Monday rejected the presidents
urgent recommendation that congress
authorize at this session the building
OF four hatilcships nj n total cost OF
S3SOOO.UuO. and by q unanimous vote
there was included In the navy ap.
preparation BIN an authorization for
the construction of two. to cost 49,.
100000. each 90 be OF the Delaware
typo.
Those representatives voted IN ac.
cordonco VITA the presidents recon.
monditions iillcy OF Connecticut.
RopublIcouI Thomas. Ohio. tRrpub.
llcanl. Myor Louisiana. CDrmocuU
Talbot Maryland. OamucraD; and
Ilobron, Alabama, lDomocraU.
Representative llubsou announced
after the committee meeting that ho
intended to make q minority report
recommending authorization for four
hattlgships
The naval appropriation bill as
amended and agreed upon by the com
mlttoo carries total appropriation
OF slOi. 100000 for the navy establish
ment for the next fiscal year. about
s2iOO0,OOO less than was asked for
IN the department estimates.
Under the head OF new authorize.
lions for whose fulGllmcut congress
is bound 10 appropriate money at the
noxt session II the bin ~ recommend.
cd passes the house aud senate, tho
committee included two battleshlps to
cost sl9,OOOOOO; ten destroycrs, S.,
100000. eight submarine torpedo
boats, 100000; total, S3O.5iO.O9O. OF
SsS.73O 600 less than the total for new
authorizations asked for the navy de
partmont
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14
DON'T AGREE WITH PRESIDENT.
claim Made by Treasury Department
That Roosevelt Has Exceeded
His Authority.

washington.- william s. Rossiter.
appointed as acting public printer in
place OF Public Printer Stillings, went
10 the treasury department ON Friday
to- have his bond approved. The dc
partmcnt refused to consider the mat
ter, ON the ground that the president
had exceeded his authority In appoint
ing Mr. Rooster; that under the law
the associate public printer, Captain
II. r. Brian. succeeds TO the vacancy
Under this informal ruling Mr. RoH
sitter later In the day stepped aside
and his place was taken by Captain
Brian. who will administer the gov
eminent printing Office as acting pub
Tic printer for the time being. MIR.
Roasltor. however, does not relinquiah
the work Of inquiry laid out for him
by the president. His position In the
government prinflng Office becomes
that OF the presidents personal rep
roscntatiyc, and he is proceeding with
the investigation.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14
MINORITY CURRENCY BILL
NOW BEFORE The HOUSE
Democratic Leader introduces Meas.
ure Agreed Upon by Minority
Members Of Committee on
Banking.

Washlnrton.- What win be known
a. the minority currency bill' was
introduced on Friday by Representa-.
tive John sharp Williams Of Missis-
Eippi. the Democratic leader of the
house. who drew tho measure as %
result OF a harmonious conference Of
Democratic members Of the house
committee on banking
II repeats all laws permitting ma.
t'onal banks to keep thrce.hiths Of
their reserves IN national banks Of re-
serve cities and similar laws permit
ting such deposit Of One.half u tho
reserve amounts
II provides that not less than one.
half of the reserves now required to
be kept In lawful money In central
reserve cities shall be hereafter held
IN gold or gold certificates.
II does away with the payment n
national bank examiners by the fee
system. and substitutes salaries not
less than $1,000 nor In excess Of $1,000
yearly. with actual expenses.
10 provides that the total liabilities
Of any national bank. exclusive ut the
liabilities Of It's members, shall not
exceed onc-tenth OF the banks p1id.in
and uuimpaircd capital stock and
pnc.tonth OF It's impaired surplus
funds: and that In no event shall the
liabilities exceed 30 per cent Of the
capital stock
No national bank shall loan In the
aggregate more than seven times the
amount OF its paid.up capital plus It's
unimpaircd surplus
Any national bank may keep 80
Tor cent Of It's reserve In United
states bonds or bonds Of states, or In
the bonds Of certain municipaliticE,
hut not more than one.fourth Of tho
total reserve may be kept In state or
municipal bombs. and the bonds shall
be acceptable only OF such municipal.
tiles as have maintained their bonds
rt or above par for six years proceed
ing, and have been In corporate exist
pnse ten years. and have never de-
faulted In their funded debt aud
whose net indebtedness does not eS'
coed rs per cent OF their taxable
property.
The comptroller Of the currency,
Immediately after the passage Of the
hill shall furnish a copy OF the new
law 10 fANN NlNh VI ANf NNNhNNF NV
inquire " II will accept the provisions,
Consent shall be binding and tho
liabilities attaching 90 consent may
be enforced by the comptroller Agree
ment to accept the provisions shall
cntltlc state banks and trust com
panies 10 the ben0hts Of the new law.
The elastic currency feature OF tho
bill Is contained In section which
provides that those interconycruble
bonds may be deposited 'in the near
est sub.treasury." and the depositlns
bank shall receive In lieu thereof
United States emergency treasury
rotos subject to taxation, redeemable
OF any time, and legal tender.
For the creation Of fund OF fAb.
OOO. 600 for the payment OF dcposltora
Of failed banks. operating under tho
provisions Of this law. there IL au'
thorizcd the imposition Of "A tax OF
on0-sixtocnth Of per cent on tac dc.
puslts OF banks 80 operating, ANA
whose consent to be so taxed has
| been obtained
The final section Of the bill pro
yidos that no bank officer shall mako
o. loan for the purpose OF stock gam
/ Hing.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14
rAFr avs wARM weeLeoMe.
Mlssourlans Pay $3.50 Each for A..
tending Banquet With Secretary
Of War.

Kansas City.-william H. Taft sec
rotary OF war. was given a mcmor.
able ovation by 1900 people In con
vention hall Monday night, when no
was the guest OF honor and principal
speaker at the most elaborate ban.
quet ever attempted In this city,
given by the Association Of Young
Republicans OF Missouri and attended
by 1900 persons. many Of whom came
from Nebraska, Kansas. oklahoma
and distant Missouri cities The dem
onstratlon accorded Secretary TAFT
when he entered the great banquet
hall and again when he rose Ia speak
has never been surpassed 10y the wei.
come given any man In the history
OF this city. Each Of the 1900 han
ouetcrs paid $3.50 for the privilege
OF attending but the balconies Of the
hall were free to the public.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14
Considered Needs Of Larger Navy.

Washington General Bell, chief OF
stan Of the army, by invitation Of
Representative Hobson Of Alabama,
spent three hours on Friday with the
house committee on naval affairs dis.
cusslng the needs OF larger navy
In relation 20 the Pacific coast fortlh.
cations and defense. The fertilization
OF sublg bay, near Manila, and the
need OF dry dock at Pearl harbor.
near Honolulu. were considered. A bill
approprIating 100000 for commence.
ment OF the latter project has been
introduced
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14
ATTORNEY AALL FOUND GUILTY.
Convicted Of Conspiracy In Big Land
Frauds Of oregon.

Portland Orc-Formor United
States District Attorney John II. Han.
indicted Tor conspiracy with the Butte
Creek Land livestock & Lumber
company to maintain an illegal fence
which enclosed 10000 acres Of public
land In Wheeler county. has been
found guilty The trial has been In
progress since January 40. and has
been bitterly fought on both sides.
The oGonHo is punishable bya fine not
exceeding $4,000, or by imprisonment
not exceeding two years. Sentence
has been suspended for the present.
and Judge Lionel II. Webster has
taken sixty days In which 10 nle no.
tlco of appeal, and was granted until
May I In which TO prepare a bill OF
exceptions
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14

Washlngton.-Crop reports for the
Mluldoka irrigation project southern
Idaho, for the hrst year show graft.
fying returns The total area ON the
north side of tho river was ll2G3
acres, aud 5,5o7 acres produced good
crops aud 6,79S fair ON the south
side the acreage was G29, Of which so
per cent gave a fair yield. on tho
north side OF the river 6iS farms woro
cultivated and nearly q third had good
crops The remainder. or over half
had a fair yield, ana the failures were
only Nc per cent
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14
Lands WITHDRAWN From Entry.

Washington-Cert lands, approx.
mating 22,5OO acros, withdrawn sub.
feet only TO homestead entry In con.
noctlon with the Truckeo,Ca Carson INF.
cation project Nevada have been seq.
rcgatod under the forest form OF with.
drawal, which provides that they shall
not be subject 20 any form of dlsaosl.
ton whatever under the public land
laws, These lands lie In townships
n. rs and 10. range 20 and 90 east.
Mount plahlo meridian They are
required for the Carson reservoir.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14
Horse Race From Denver to Ogden.

Ogden, Particulars have been
received Regarding the horse race to
be run from Ogden TO Denver from +.
q, Bonnls, publisher OF the Denver
Post The race will be more OF an
endurance tost between eastern and
western horses. Six prizes will be-
given by the Post, aggregaung $1,000.
for thc successful contestants The
winner OF the nrst prize will receive
$500. Cavalry horses from the United
States army viii be entered In tho
contest The Judges will be- selected
from Utah, Colorado and Wyoming
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14

Portland, ore. Frank Michael Moy.
endorn, special agent OF the depart.
ment OF the Interior died In this city
on Sunday OF Brlghts disease. Mcy.
endorn, who was OF noble Polish
birth achieved a splendid reputation
for his work In connection with tho
investigation OF coal land frauds In
Utah. Wyoming and Colorado In 1906.
and 10 was through his knowledge OF
the situation that enabled tho inter,
state commerce commission 10 bring
tho Offenders to Justice Meyondorr
was 5S years OF age.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14
ATTEMPT to Wreck Trains.

Butte. Mont-Nttor two attempts
to wreck two Oregon Short Line eX.
presses Monday night, train wrcckers
succeeded In derailing a freight Two
suspects are in custody The north
hound express from Salt Lake, pulling
out OF silver Bow at night, hit a pile
of ties. The engine remained on the
rails. A few moments later the
southbound train hit another bunch OF
beams. An hour later a southbound
freight was derailed by a switch tlung
while the train was passing over H.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14
Nine MIners KILLED BY Gas.

Central city, Ky.-Nine miners
two white and seven negroes), were
kilad and one other fatally injured
nv an explosion OF gas In tho mine
OF the MOODY Coal company NJ south
Carrollton, three miles from this city
Monday afternoon The mine Is a
ANAL one. and only thirteen men
were at work iu the diggings at the
time of the explosion The accident
was caused by O slow blast setting on
the gas. which had evidently acoumu'
lated In considerable quantity, as the
Interior OF the mine was wrecked and
the cages smashed,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14
city ls Hold Reasonable.

Los Angeles. Cal.-An unusual Yer
dict was returned by the coroner
Jury that investigated the collision o..
O Salt Lake train with a Brooklyn
avenue car. In which the conductor o.
md latter, after giving the signal Ia
go ahead, was killed by the crushed
car topping over on him, Respons.
bllity for the accident ia laid at the
door OF the city OF Los Angeles, the
verdict charging that the municipal
government failed to provide a watch
man at the crossing,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14
AssAssls' VICTIMS AT REST,
Funeral Of King Carlos and Prime
Lulz an Imposing Spectacle.

Lisbon With the church bells t9b
INK continually. the bodies OF the mb'
dcrod king and crown prince. In ttt
goldon cLarlots shroudcd In black vi
Vet and drawn by eight hooded horse,
were escorted by n glitterlng funes
pageant on Saturday across Lisbon !.
the Portuguese pantheon and laid b
rest beside thclr ancestors Of the nh
ganza dynasty Seven hours elapsS,
from the time the foreign princes adj
the special ambassadors OF all u,
powers gathered at the palace for N,
ceremony there until three salvos
twenty -ono guns and three volleJr-it
muskotry, rcverboratlng over the tG.
raced and sun'bathcd hills and 40.
swcrod by the British warshlps In tho
harbor announced that the last rites
were over.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14
RlFL1D BANKS VAULTS.


Salt Lake City-lt has just boon
discovered that some time during the
mouth OF January. some one. prosum.
ably an omployc. distracted between
100000 ana $4,000 from the vaults OF
the Utah National bank OF this city
There IL theory that some employo
OF the bank. who had access to the
unsealcd envelope. got the combina.
,,en 40 ths-s~-s monvy chcut, una
NJ time that was favorable worked
the combination and made the biggest
haul that Is known 10 local banking
circles. The directors have made
good the loss, and detectives are
working on the case.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14
ROOSEVELT SAYS CRITICS LIED.
Answers Statements Made Regarding
Use Of Federal Patronage for TAFT

Washington President Roosevelt
ON sunday made answer TO the recent
public statements that hc has made
ubo Of federal patronage 10 further
the presidential interests Of Secretary
TAFT The answer Us Ia form of O. let
ter addressed 10 William Dudley
foulkc Of Richmond Ind, and Iu
rludos o letter from Mr. Foulko 10 the
president sugrcstlng the need OF such
% statement The president begins by
charactorIlIug the charges as "alBu
and malicious" he follows this with
an analysis Of nlI appointments acnt
BY him to the senate for Co.. action to
show that in no case has the proylm.
ity NJ O. presidential contest influenced
biz action
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14
imports Into the United states From
Germany Show Heavy Decrease.

Berlin.-Thc exports TO the United
states lnvoiccd by Alexander Il.
Thaokara the American consul gen.
eral. since the beginning OF the nnan.
clal disturbance In America, are from
20 10 40 per cent less each month
when compared with the correspond.
ing month Of the preceding year, In
december. 1907, they amounted to
Sslgl33, as compared with Sl.O77i79
in December Of 1906, For January,
1908. the figures are SSl3,SSG, as com
pared with Si,2G5,35A for January
1907.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14

Cheyenne. wyo-Thlt the Burlng
ION railroad directors have approved
NJ a new trunscontlncntul route lruw
lts connection with the Northern lU
clnc In Montana 20 l,s terminus %
Kearnoy, Neb.. was stated by General
Manager Holdredgo Of tho bug'iu ;ion
I'm a hearing before the state cts.necr
NJ wyoming on Friday Tho hearing
was for the purpose OF listening TO q
protest by the Burlington AGAINST the
erection OF power dam on the Biz
Horn riyor by Asmus Boyson.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14
eRuEsoMe FIND IN OAKLAND
Body Of Woman. Sacked and Buried.
Unearthed by Workmen.

Oakland, wurkmon. making
an cXcayation for scwcr vt tho cor
Nor OF Gibson and Klmbnll avenues In
Elmhurst discovered the dead body
of "a woman In sack, buried about
three tcot under ground \ quantity
OF quick limo was also In the sack
and the remains were so badly dccom.
POSED as Co be- unacceptable. Tho
body was found not far from tho home
Of A, wilkins. who IN now In the Ala.
media county JAIN, charged with tho
murder Of Mrs Nerna Carmen. for.
mcrly Of Kansas city. with whom he
lived, and whose body was dug mp In.
side a shed back OF their residence
wilkins admits that he buried this
woman, but asserts that Sho com.
mittcd suicide.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14
Ralsull Forces Mighty Nation &c
Come 20 hIa Terma.

Tangler .-Cald Sir Harry MacLoan
who has been held In bondage for tho
past seven months by the bandit, Raj,
suli. has been Officially turned over to
the British charge danalros here, IN
accordance with the agreement be
tween Raisuli and the British govern
ment, under which Raisuli Is 10 re-
celve 100000 as ransom, and 4
guarantee for protection for himself
and family. MacLean IA In good
health, but he seems 10 be weaker
and older than before his capture.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14
Western Pacific Begins Operations.

Reno. Ney-Within the next thirty
days through trains ON the Western
Pacific railroad between Salt Lake
city and Ely. will be- In operation For
the past several weeks the road has
been handling ore cars, but not until
Monday did the officials In charge Of
the work announce that the line was
nearing completion 10 handle all the
traffic obtainablc The Western Pa
cinc connects with the Ely Northern
about forty miles from Ely.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14

Fishldll Landing, n. with the
purpose OF seeking an asylum more
congenial 10 Harry X, Thaw than Mat
teawan, whore he is now confined un.
der observance, Mrs Evelyn Nesbit
Ihaw and Daniel ORcilly, one OF
Thaws counsel win inspect the in.
sane asylum at Poughkoepsle. Mrs
Thaw and Mrs OReuly visited Thaw
on Friday when the contemplated
visit TO Poughkeepsie was discussed.
Josiah Thaw was also a caller on his
brother.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14
BURN TOBACCO nARNs,
Night Raiders Continue Outrage,
Down In Tennessee.

Adams, Tenn.-Night ridors, wei
armed and mounted. visited the farmi
Of Hugh C. Lawrence and Wash 7
Wicker. Frida. night. and destroyc q.
their barns and 10000 pounds Of tc
bacco. shot and wounded LawrenC
and his son. and whipped a negro nm
merclmlly. The LRwrences Opene
tire on the riders. who returned II
wounding Lawrence in the cheek AMI
hand and his son in the leg, Law
renee and Vickor never Joined tho
union
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14
PREPARING FOR FRUIT BUSINESS
Railroads Making Preparations for
Handling the California Crop.

''"""'U'I 'IV NIVTVTWId NTup'
ogden.-Owlng TO the fruit crop OF
California being the heaviest In many
years, the Southern Pacific Union Pa.
clnc and San Pedro roads are making
preparations TO handle the large ship.
mcnts which will begin In few
weeks. All Of the fast freight engines
In the local yards are being Pit In
1rstclass shape ana refrigerator and
fruit cars are being rushed 10 tho
coast 10 receive the pcrishable frelgh,
for the eastern markets
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-14

TERMS or sunscRurrIoN.
paysSI. In Advance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-26
MIDWAY

Large, bright. airy rooms.
Board furnished Halfway be-
tween Newport and Nye Brook.
First-clagS in every respect. Bag
gage hauled one way free. Rates
reasonable.
WM. BORDEN. Newport. or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-26

COMMON SENSE VS..
STRONG DRUGS