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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-26
RAID ON MERCHANTS.
Even Dozen Warrants Issued Charging
Violation of License Ordinance.

An even dozen warrants against mer-
chants charging them with violating
the license ordinance were served to-
day. Most of them called for the ar
rest OF John Doe. an old offender. The
names as they appear on the docket
are: John Dubei Fergus Coalter. j.
b. Buckle. NJ. W. Taylor, John Doe
and Mary Jane Doe Browning, the sun
Drug company Walt Jenkin w
Doe Sindar and the balance 80
John Does
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-26

TOMORROW rs NOT SO COOP AS
TODAY FOR READING THE
"WAN1r' ADS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-26

through Age. Newspapers Acquire
strength and Prestige. The "Ncws"
Is the Pioneer journal of the West.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
ANOTHER BLIZZARD

(Unaed Press feased Wire-l
Denver, Coin, OGt. 22.-A. f. VIII
liams, who lives l6 miles from Sail
da. and Warren Biydenburg, Canch-
man, who lived near Saratoga. Wyos
are dead, victims of a snow storm
that Is devastating the northern por-
tion OF Wyoming todSy.
William lost his way In the bliz-
zard some time last night, and was
frozen 20 death.
Diydenburg was on his way to
church and died OF the cold. When
the horse stopped M the church door
out OF habit. II was found shat a dead
mans hands held the reilfs.
The snowfall I'm the mDuntaias to-
day Is heavier than on the plains, and
is accompanied by a high Wind that
drives the snow before IL.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
WILL BURN AUTO TO
CELEBRATE TAFrS flkCTa

Santa Rosa, Cal, Oct IL AZ
mobiles To- burn" Is a literal Hg'|
sion with j. Lupod, a pfonla
business nrau OF this city, today Il
poid has invited his friends iois
IRE on Main street on election y
and has announced that bis es
rouring car win constitute ns
Tor the celebration.
LuppOld d clareT that lll'laa
pursued him ever rince he eais
possession OF the ear, and ns
VIII dlspo @ OF tie au'omoSR j
the hoouou at the same tine
stated that the aWomooile Gan, !
10 his nossesslon through al1ai-.
Droceedirgs, and that he hai es. .
lentles " pursued by the
since that time. Every tine 49, ~
for a rile In the machine s0-s y
went wrong. he SAYS. ana y =
ways ne was unfortunate b !.
ventures failed him. and he icy, eS,. -
be certain that anything VOW
o,ut right. ,.-..,,.,.,
Luprald has secured pe'1,,'..' n,.'., \
build a bonfire on nsin ~ ~. !,
Night OF the election 70 eeisp..Is e..s ( /.
election OF Tan. He annoa',.' I.
day that wheT the tire Is ,.' a~ : 4
run mis- automobile on '''
pVrn -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
PROMINENT
CITIZEN
PASSES ON

John f, Hammack died at william
cite Sanitarium. In this city, October
1908, and will be buried from
the home of his brother, Fred Ham
mack, 1850 North Commercial street,
Salem, Friday at / / o'clock a. m. His
remains viii be laid to rest In the
Claggett cemetery, north Of the city.
Deceased was born In Wayne coun-
ty, Iowa, June 23, 1912, and was Sc
years, months ana 2S days old at
the time OF his death. He came to
Iregon In | 1866. and has amassed a
comfortable fortune.
He leaves three bror!rsrs. Fred
Hamrhack. &C. this city; Grayson
Samma k. o Ga toD'. aa6 Sanford
Hammack, OF Clear Lake. Also three
sisters. Mahaia GorsHhe. OF Salem:
Nancy Davis. OF Oregon City. and
Mprtha BaltUr, OF Pendleton. He
left no will. hut A. T.. Beckner has
been his guardian for some time.
Decea ed was a man OF fine char
acter and one OF n family ot - chill
dreu, SIX OF whom have now gone to
Join the great majority.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
MORMoNs CONTROL NINE
ELECTORAL youu
UNITED Pres leased Wiz ~

tUnited Press Leased Wlrvy
Denver, Colo. ;. Oct. IA am
OF the probable electoral vol, \
president by John Z. Osborn ~
governor OF Wyoming, and 4 "a
ent in charge OF the branch hs,lue|
tors OF the national. Democna, ,u|
mittee here, developed TO-DAY N !
terestin9 political feature iAa a
Mormon vote Of lfaho, uuA "A
Wyoming might determine III ID
ton.
THE nine electoral votes Of Cd
Idaho and Wyoming Te abgatyI
the keeping of the Mormon Aelins
according TO Osborn.
Should Il be made to appear 70 u
Smith and other Mormon rulen \,
sccIably nrtain that Bryan will 4
the Mormon church, can be dspsii.
upon TO throw the wtight Of IL ~
ence to him.
Osborn declares that these vrl
were thrown to Mckinley over I'D
20 defeat Bryan by an agreement Y
tween the Mormon churrA and Nll
IfAnna.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
SLAYER
ioontinuea From Page ~

Who cut mine. A large man who Is
called Bob, whose other name | da
not know. has been making trouble
between me and my wife, and we had
been to an attorney on Commercial
street, between State and Court
Don't know his name, Bob gave my
wife $40 toward getting a divorce
which she paid 20 he attorney.
&c. Y TIMMONS."
Witnesses, Mary Lardon. Jessie
Drake. This statement was freely
and voluntarily signed by Mr.. Tihl-
mons after hearing II read. w. b.
Morse. NJ. ID.
The necessary papers, charging
Timmons with the killing OF his wife
by slashing her thsoat with razor
have been filed In the jultce court,
and Deputy Sherlff Eseh now has the
warrant for the accused mans arrest.
which will be seryed at the earliest
possible date that he can be removed
from the Salem hospital
The unfortunate girls uncle,
Bogart. of Eugene. came down early
this morning, and returned with the
body, which will be buried this after
noon In the Eugene cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
URGING
COUNTY
SCHOOLS

The following letter is now being
sent out by Superintendent of Schools
Smith regarding the county levy plan
| for high schools:
To School Officers and Patrons:
wish to secure your cooperation
in carrying the county levy plan for
high schools at the coming Novem.
Der election. It seems unnecessary to
argue the value of the high school
therefore | shall confine myself to an
explanation of the plan to be voted
on.
The last paragraph of Sec. 221 of
the Oregon school laws provides that
the county court may contract with
the board OF director of any district
in the county that now maintains, or
may hereafter maintain, a school OF
high school grade to teach all high
school pupils at such rate per capi-
ia, or in the aggregate, as they may
deem right and just, and shall pay
for the same out of the high school
fund"
In Lane county where this law Is
In operation the court agrees to pay
20c per day per pupil to schools hav-
ing 20 or less high school pupils. and
15c per day to schools having more
than 20 pupils. Thus IL may be seen
that any district that has or can get
from the surrounding districts 10 or
more high school pupils will be en-
abled to hire a good teacher and
have high school privileges within
reach OF the homes of the boys AMI
girls. The boys end girls in the
country need high school training
and tie object of thfs law is to bring
the high school as near as possible to
them. Several districts may unite
and provide building for the high
school at a central point II there rs
no building available at present.
n the plan carries the county
court will levy tax which when col
lected will constitute the county high
school fund. This fund VIII be un-
der the control and supervision OF
the county high school board. COM
uosed OF the county court, county
treasurer and county school superin-
tendent II has been estimated that
q tax OF lesr than one mill on the
taxable property OF the county would
provide the funds necessary to carry
out the provisions of this law
BetOre tDlS law DeCOlutS eheCtiNS
II must be voted on and endorsed by
n majority Of the oualified electors at
n general election In the county. The
question on tho hailo' reads as fol-
lows: ''For County ulgh Schools
Yes: "For County H'gh School
No" n n majority of the votes cast
are In the affirmative the establish
ment OF fhe schools will be In the
hands Of the county court.
After the court contracts With the
district board the control aud man
pgement OF the high school Is eutire-
w In the hands OF the district school
board
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
STOLEN AUSTVI,N PAINTING
TRACED TU AMERICA

San Frarcisco. oct 22.--The pawn
shops of this city are being ranfacked
today by the police al the instance Of
Austrian Vlcc-Counsul Dr. Otto H..
Graf, for the recovery OF a valuable
Van Dyke painting stolen from the
art gallery OF the Count Won Har-
rach last August.
Word came TO tAe vice-eonsul yes-
rerday from the head az the royal no.
flee department at Vienna redue ting
DR.. Graf 10 search for the work of
art, which Is valued az several thou-
sand crowns. The police have traced
the painting to tile United States, lat
all further traces have been lost.
The psidting is that OF a child's
head. and in the lower right hand
corner bears the Initials wv. F." and
the number "22g."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
NO sTRINGENCY
WITH sTayn.n.

i.
United Press Leased %syass %1s
New York, Oct. 2gwT,"sas "asl
dollars viii be dIstrfburss' 'sa ual|
stoekholders Of the stauS'r,'a, r',',' " I
next month, according 70 @s'u ! 's,.'a y /
uay' Following tn eannouussms... ''s.', (
the board of directors sIssasn v.a1s
dend. Saa''efly q
IL Is understood thar N.
quarterly dividend Of ,Io .S
ordered 'iV WI
For the first quarter a, ...
however, the Standard win ],a ~
declare a dividend Of ,is
which is equivalent 10 ahoa, y
100000. ''0u
The total disbursement. n ]
STANDARD In the current year \ s,u }
gregate s39,S35,s2O. The ,or,.
In the last seven years, has sI's-1
s279,25S.9s0 to shareholders a.
Net profits available FOR Sl,,s.|
within that period were Al, M
074, partly estimated. 20 ihS ~
dividends there was A surMm
about s239,942,gsi.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
, o o o o o . q o O d q
PERSONAL MENTION O
ID And Movements OF Salem O
ID People. O
q q q o q q q q o O O q

~
q q q o o q q q o O O q
o. o. Mcclellan was In Eugene yes
terday on business.
j. ID. Waring returned today from
a brief business visit I'm Eugene.
VIM. Gates. OF Roseburg. arrived
this morning To look after business
matters.
VIM. Staiger Is in Albany looking
after business matters for few
days.
\. n. Martin has returned from AL
bany, where he transacted business
for a ghort time.
George Walker went to Woodburn
today To transact business for a short
time.
Miss Ida Wheeler was passenger
for Portland this morning to visit
friends for a few days.
q. III. Chambers, of Dallas. is in
the city transaeting business and Wis
iting with friends.
n. Il. Hershey returned this morn
ing from Corvallis, where he trans
acted business for a short time.
T. l.. Long aud wife left for Port
land this morning TO visit with
friends for short time.
Miss Edna Wooster has returned
to her home In Albany after a few
days visit here
Mrs. John Smithers went 10 Port
land this morning 10 be gene week
visiting friends and relatives.
Frank Hopkins returned To Port
land this morning after transacting
business at the court house this week.
s. Bonney returned 10 Portland this
morning. after spending a few days
In this city attending TO business mat
ters.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Keil, OF Mt
Angel, are In the city today visiting
friends aud looking after some husl
ness matters.
Fred La Grange, an old-ume Sa
lem boy, and now shingle manu-
facturer OF Everett, Wash, returned
home thil morning. after two weeks
visit 10 his parents and sister II
South salem,
VIM. Sykes. OF West Concord
Mimi. arrived In Salem this morn
ing with a carload of hou'ehol,
goods. Mr. Sykes Is a brother-in-lav
OF T. 4. Wood, the real estate man
Tie brought with him a pair OF Shet
land ponies, the property OF Maste
Troy Wood. OF West Salem. Mr.
Sykes Is a barber nv trade, and ex
poets TO make Salem his future home
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
GPEAT NORTHERN HAS
PLENTY OF CARS

VWIIFU FTVHT TI"H'tT WHO
Seattle Wash. Oct. 22--J NJ
Cruha~. gere-aT n'n"nger GO the Great
Northern railroad lines who Is In
Seattle or semIpuHual lncpection
of the system say that car troahles
for shippers over rho Great Northern
lines are ended and that the road Is
ready 10 ewamu with cars any ship
per who asks for transportation
"We have % 400 box cars on the
road" said W.. Gruber today, "ready
20 be cent where they are needed We
cnn handle al the freight business
that develops along the line with
ease"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
SENATOR
(Continued from maze ~

Continued from page y
purchase the locks and canal at Ore
gon City was in the best possible
shape. 1t had been favorably report
ed by Major Roessler, and he was
getting q revised estimate of the, cost
of labor and materials, and the whole
delegation had pledged to make IL
the first item on the Oregon program
of interior improvements.
An Eloquent Talker.
While not pretending to be cam
paign orator. Senator Bourne held
his audience in the Willamette par
lors fascinated with his presentation
of the merits of the free locks and ca
nal measure. He showed that 1t was
up to the delegation fn-congress to
make good, and in the. course of the
evening he wired the war depart
ment in Washington for Information
as to what had become OF the Fulton
resolution directing the war depart
ment to have revised estimate of the
cost of rebuilding the locks and ca
nal made. as basis of purchase. He
will hear this evening on his return
to the city. He had conference with
Rid.OI IOGESltl ouNNNooCit NNoJCA
McAdoo. who is enthusiastic about
this project. and which has now be-
come foremost in the schedule OF the
engineering department OF the gener-
al government. Several who were
D~esent last night. not political sup
porters OF Bourne, were surpri-ed at
his earnestness, his thoroughness and
apparent desire to make good on mat
ters vital to the people.
Given Dinner Tonight.
Friends of the senator are going
TO give him an elegant dinner to-
night at the Willamette Hotel, at
which the situation as to the free
locks and canal will be further taken
up. and promoted. II will really be a
free locks and canal dinner. The
gathering OF statistics for the VIII
lamette vallev Is going on, and moth
ing will be left undone to force upon
congress the urgency OF this improve
ment to lift tffe great barrier to free
OF this great river.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
UTAH RANCH SOLD
FOR ONE MILLION

Omitted Press Leased Wire)
Ogden, Utah. Oct CA deal was
closed here today by which a million
dollars IN cold cash viii be paid for
the biggest ranch I'm the inter-moun-
tain region.
The purchasers are David Eccles,
NJ. S. Browning, Joseph Showcraft
and Adam Patterson, ogden capital
lists. Thuy obtain title 10 the famous
Sparks-H -HarrelI ranch In Nevada.
which covers hundreds OF square
miles.
The rev owners will put 100000
head OF sheep aud 10000 head OF
cattle on the ranch immediately.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
Victims History.
tuniTed Press Leased Wire. \


Eugene, Oct, 22.-Mrs. Timnons
was the daughter OF Andrew Bogart
and wife, both OF whom have been
dead for several years. They resided
between Eugene and Coburg, where
Mrs. Timmons. whose Christian name
was Stella. and her sister, Edna. were
born. Mrs Timmons was about 21
years of age She has four uncles, A.
G. BOgart. living half way between
Eugene and Coburgi William Bo-
CART. living close 10 Coburg; John
Bogart, at Spokane, and Charles Bo-
gart, living near Lebanon.
Timmons and his wife were mar
ried ahout two years ago. They were
visiting relatives here last week. and
expected TO come back 90 Eugene
next week. Tlmmons Il a plasterer,
and he INTENDED working at his trade
on the many new buildings going up
here.
Mrs. Timmons was raised In this
county After the death OF her pa
rents she and her sister. Edna. were
left 10 care for themselves, and Stella
had been ward OF the Boys and
Girls Aid Society at Portland at one
time She was not wayward girl,
but was placed In that institution so
she would be properly cared for
The eoroner's jury brought In a
verdict last evening TO the effect that
Mrs. Tlmmons died as the result of a
cut In tho throat by razor and a
blow on the head With an AK. The
conclusion OF the verdict was that
the injuries which caused the death
OF Mr.. Timmons was made by the
above mentioned articles In the hands
OF her husband, c. Y. Timmons.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
LITTLE GIRLS ASSAILANT
MAY BE LTNCHED

lUnited Press Leased Wlfe,l
Monroe, y. v. Oct s2.-Fffty
farmers, armed with rifles, are re-
ported 20 have surrounded Charles
Pitney near here this afternoon, and
Il he Is captured there Is no doubt
that he will be lynched
Sarah Smith, "a 12-year-old girl. Is
dying from the effects OF an attack
which she says tPitney made upon
her, The child erawled 10 her home
on her hands and knees. and told her
story to her parents just before she
lapsed into Inconsistencies.
The father at once gathered the
pos7e and set out in pursuit of Pit
ney.
The attack was made in a cemetery
not far from the child's home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
TAFT INvADEs
HOOSTFR STATE
Omitted Press Leased wirej

Omitted Press Leased Wire.l
Cincinnati. o., Oct. 22.-Willam
II. Taft, who left here at octoek
this morning. after day OF speeches.
poke to a large crowd al Lawrence
burg, and showed thar his voice Is
improving RAPIDLY He will spend
three days I'm Indiana, making a great
number OF speeches and putting in
his final blows In the battle for the
ever-doubtful Hoosier state. He will
start East Saturday night, TO spend
the last week of the campaign in New
York. On Monday he win go into
Connecticut, where he viii make one
speech. DR.. ]. j. Richardson, OF
Washington. the throat specialist. Is
with the candidate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
RAILROAD y
FACILITIES |
IN SA|F

mission aGSnt q s,,,s,, year ago the a.r,,,,
Southern Pacific '"e attention \
hoal freight sheds at is1i SALEM ys'd,, @tj
ana ana the commission iusse S.a iasli]
date for hearing on Mas aas nov 4
a. II a. m, Salem buSInssanaS 'snSsr
commercial bodies 'sS,uss' ssnn,s na
pared pa red. to put in an spOsao.l pOS'S : ]
showing of facts 10 ssc,sl aSvsaraAcs 4
commodations for The wy .s, Ss''sl |
ness Of the city. s'OSlls J,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
WANT SWEET WINE
ACKNOWLEDGED as MEDICINE

UNITED Press Leased Wire)
San Francisco. Oct. 22.-The grape
growers OF California are awaiting
word from the President today in
response 10 their kilograms asking
Roo7evelt TO reverse the ruling of the
commits ioner of internal revenue,
fOrbidding the use OF American sweet
wines as medicinal components.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
Chsrecd with Non-support-

A complaint was filed in the county
court this morning hv counsel for the
state against Sci Finley, charging
him with nOn-support OF his wife.
The complaint alleges that Finley has
entirely neglected his wife of late.
giving her no support whatever. This
Is practically a new law as II was
adopted at the last legislature. and
has been In effect only since that
time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
Committed to Asylum
EsInEzzLING sessO

(Uulted Press Leased WireD
Seattle, Wash, Oct. 2s.--Edwart
Marx Miller, sS years old, b0okkeep-
er for the local agency OF the Ftske
Rubber Company. Ia under arrest
here on a charge OF embezzling saSSo
from J. w. Darling. Of Cincinnati.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22

Kemp's Balsam is safe cough
cure. for n contains nothing that can
harm YOU, lt Is the best cough cure,
but costs no more than any other
kind. All druggists sell it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
More Permits

More Permits
Marriage licenses were issued late
vest -rday evening TO Charles Turner.
aged ss. Of WillsoRyille. and Nettie
Aker, aged 25, of Mt. Angel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
uon Honse nnrnetl-

The c. w Pugh hop house, seven
miles north OF Salem, on the Wheat
land road, burned Wednesday Loss
$780,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22

Tomorrow night at Woodman hall,
corner of State and Liberty streets.
Admission, gents, 50e, ladies, free,
iO-22-2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
Particular

buyers can always fnd what they
want IN the meat line at Steuslof's
sanitary market Phone orders are
selected carefully. Phone 321.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22

A detachable parachute might be
to an oeoplane what llfeboat Is to
. ship. a. iiAl2k
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
tImo,Ilas Danced

Before King Herod. Come and en-,
Joy yourself and see how Il "a done
tomorrow night, az the w. o. w
hall Gents soc, ladies free.
i0-22-2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
How About That Meat order?

Jnst call an SOD aud they VIII NJ
your order Just as well as II You
were IN the shop To choose for your
self. Willamette Valley Meat Co.,
s79 Court street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22

Ucchshihi fnIn tonight nnd FIJI
day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22

"Solite" Rubbers, just re-.
ceived. Each pair In a water
proof purse. New Idea.
Largest assortment OF shoe
sundries in the Willamette VAL
ley. Try the new shoe polish
1.-TWO in one," for all kinds OF
leather.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
Mrs. James Hubbard

Told Mrs. Jones that jim never
growis since she uses Folger's Golden
Gate coffee. Her grocer grlnds Il for
her.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
|City News|

-A+S<<+**<t++++++++++%+%+%$
Weather Forecast.--
Occasional rain tonight and Fri
day.
lie0dias Danced
Before King Herod Come and en-
Joy yourself and see how it "a done
tomorrow night, at the w. o. w.
hall Gents soc, ladies free,
Hop House Turned
Tho c. w Pugh hop house, seven
miles north OF Salem, on the Wheat
land road, burned Wednesday. Loss
$500.
buyers can always find what they
want IN the meat line at Steuslon's
sanitary market. Phone orders are
selected carefully Phone Ssf.
". -. ". Darcc--
Tomorrow night at Woodman hall,
corner of State and Liberty streets.
Admission, gents, 50e, ladies, free.
i0-22-st
How About That Meat order?
Jnst call up S64 and they will NJ
your order Just as well as II You
were IN the shop to choose for your
self. Willamette Valley Meat Co,
s79 Court street.
Mrs. James Hubbard
Told Mrs. Jones that Jim never
growls since she uses Folger's Golden
Gate coffee. Her grocer grinds II for
her.
Dance
To your dady, my sweet little lady,
and come TO the W, O. W, dance on
next Friday evening. l9-ss-2t
Now II the Time
To get that new set OF harness or
haltnr or anything in that line and
+. Y. sharter's harness shop = the
place. DIV
Committed to Asylum
Eugene Allen. OF Stayton, was com
mitted 90 the asylum yesterday by
County Judge Rushey, after beina
n'i.'4ved ineane. Allen attempted
suicide last Tuesday evening while IN
a fit of despalr resulting from a tor
turing absee's on his right leg
which is mainly the cause OF his In
sanity,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22

To get that new set OF harness ol
haltnr or anything in that line and
II. y. Sharter's harness shop 's TIE
place. DIV
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22

Dance
To your dady, my sweet little lady,
and come TO the W o. W, dance on
next Friday evening, lQ-22-2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
fNEw TO-DAY !,

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c!1e.rlc nght' "a 80 49,
prDna as. -~-s