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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13
@pa6 @alaet bctpoer.

@illiam S. 9rDan CT for treble
Gang Ell ilagen Man0, og Set tyr
pentes, at Set li0ite Neoerlag ptl BIZ
oe set enoelige og afgiprenoe for
bans &eofom,nenoe. Sg BOG, bpem
pe6; tbi naar Ell Man6 far Moo nof
til efter to grl1noigt tabte @lag otter
at itille Jig / @reicben mes laa at iiec
alle ~066s" in1p0 Jig, bdr i11gen for
BABIES ODER at ie bam fremitille Jig
cit Gang til efter ct treble Neoerlag.
Men bette bar for iaa piot forbolos<
pis lioet at iige. timber &algfam=
pagren fit 8rpan 8epiier NOT for,
at set life bar bans ACKNOWLEDGED set
amerifanife 6olf bapoe noget at inb=
Den6e tmo6. Sans &a9ne bleD
fulgt mes Snteresie / ale 2anbetS
@gne, ielp Der bbor set paa 6orbaanb
par faitlaaet, at Fan fun banoe. faa
@e11ingsfeller, log bans Saler bbrtes
operolt nre6 SEN 9pmerfiombe0, iom
Sen alporlige @erer afs Ell Soc Scr
taller nteo iin sielS fr1lbe Sperbeptsz
ming bar &et til at freeze. San fan
life flage ODER manglen0e 9eniDn el=
Ter ODER at Ser life blep lfirnfet bans
Mrgumer1ter Spn1Grfi ombeb. Men
Sagen CT, at set bar life 8eri o,1erne
@rpon eller Saft, Ser par pao &olg,
og Ser CT ingen 5anoipnligbe0 for,
at l1ofaloet pil6e blepet an0erle0eS,
ON to andre Meno bap6e reprel en=
teret Sc to itore Eartier. Set bar
Yrincipperne Set gjal0t. Scr rette=
bes Set 0irefte 5pprgsmaol til Set
omerifanife Golf, om Sc tur6e opgtoe
Sen republifanlfe Bolitif, iaaleoeS
lom SEN CT bragt 110 / Hrafsis al
Erelioent &poiepclt, og popc Jig ITO
paa Sc 6en1ofrattlfe 2Oclnarfer; og
Set Spor Solicit CAB, ct fart % tp=
bcligt @ei - Set er GalgetS egelt<
ligc 8etp0ning. Set Solicit gnifer
CT, / &enbolo til 8algets l1ofalo,
pfonomiif og inouitriel Sreo, goot
Gomarbeioe mellem &apitol og Mr=
bej6e, @ienoptaeelie al set itanoieoe
Mrbeioe, &egulering, men life font
plet l16rpo6elie al &orporationerne,
en rimelig 8eifptteliestol0 - meo
a16re Orb: set gnifer Sc &rincipper
giennemfgrte, iom set republifanife
Hartt far inopeueoe / lit 8anner.
9ctte Spar blep gipet mes tilltrpf=
feliet Gpn6 til at foitlIaa> at oisie
Nrincipper bar giennemlpret Natio<
nol=&olitifen. Set ct Set pigtigite
al Set bele. Mt mango Stater iam=
tibig 6ernneo bar balgt M6miniltro=
torer, Ser bploer Sc 6enofratife
E%rincipper, bar fun llaaet Doerligere
foit, at Set ct politiif moone @elge=
re, ser bar truffet Mfgiprelien. Sc
f%orltoar at ifiel11e mellem Sc itore
rationale Spgrgsmaal og Set at pel=
&C Sc be6it ififfeoe MGn0 for 2eoel=
lie al mere lofole MffGrer. Netop
Bette gi9r 8algets 8etponing iaa me-
get fterre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13

@alget / Mprb 9afpta fit ct an6et
nofal0, ems SEN fgrlte SptGlltng al
Stemmer tpoe0e paa. @uperner
Sobn 8urfe, 9emofrat, bleD gien=
palgt n:e0 ct meget lille 6lertal ODER
&epubltfanernes @an0i0at, 6. 81
Sobnion> men @r=@ongresman6 %.
g. Sobnlon bill bltpe palgt til Sor'
bun6sienator, lite @ongresman>
Maribal1 iom antaget efter Sen fsrits
5temmeoptelling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13
Sfipper Clements Wonnmeat.

81 far tioligere omtalt Sanfen
ON at rejie ct Monltl1errt for 8onoe=
bppoingen Sfipper Clement / Mol,
borg. Mrbej0et n1eo Sn0iamling al
Mi6ler er III, begpnot, og ierlig1
benpenoer &onitecn Jig til &enoelbo=
erne og Solt fra 2imfiorbsegnen ON
8i0rag. Ser / 2a1oet reprGlenteres
Snoiamlingsfomitecn at Eeter
Gbomlen, 111S @oInnt Ctr, Hbila=
6elpbia, ga.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13
On nnberiorbiif Snbie. Ser gaar

WV "W~S%JU%"tV oOV"IP* Nv S"N|
Mpgter ON, at Ser er fun6et en- I'M
%berior6ilf Snbi9 / &mal,3onm
Yanama, bpiS Silite6eperelie oil
pol6e mango Mars 6oriinfelie al Sir
bei0et og for6pre set nberegneligt,
i0et ser lfal bpgges flere DRm1tnger
og 5lnler, iom fife bar taget meo |
set oprtnoelige 0perlag, ga man iffc
anebe noget ON 6enne Sinor1ng.
&anal @omis1ionen / @aibington be-
npgter at fjenbe noget til en- iaa6au
81 og p%aaltaar, at Ser tntet on6e1
er f1n6et / l1noergrunoen at &anal'
rl1ten e11o 4lippe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13
Mmeriean Sobacco GompanD en-

Srnit, Il. g. Circuit Court / Seem
Sort bar it6fte l1ge gipet &egierin=
gen Meobol6 /, at Il. g. Sobacco
Company CT Ell 3ruit, Ser arbeiber /
Mooitrib meb slnti=Eruft 2oben og
binSrer oer fri 0mietning og &on<
furrence. &lagen omfatter en- M9ng-
Sc unoeror6ne0e Girn1aer og &om=
pagnier, men life alle al 0isie er
inobefatteoe / Sen at Circuit Court
ofgipne &ienoelie. timber @agen, ser
bar beret for I flere Waaneoer, er
oct oplpit, at Mmerican Eobacco
Company praftiif ta1t fontrollerer
belle Gerbens Gobafsban6el.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13

Glen lite at anbefale bette B1a1
I'll Ceres 8enner og 8efien6te. Som
See ielp er tiltre0s meo bet, biI 6isie
eg{ao blipe bet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13

fremguar af at ben ct
blepet citeret / laa at lige ollie tpife
noget Ser iiffert fife Dtl0e fl1n=
BET 5teo, om Solicit bapoe n9ret Dtr-
felig 9Dmpatbi for @eiieren. Sar=
6ens l16talelier / bans 8lao lpoer
iom felger:
r@nifer &eiieren at gipe Af-
falls paa Sronen? 9ans 8e6=
itefa6er omgiffeS meb Ganfen
ON at nb6tcere UNDER en- mir=
6re alborlig &riie, Ser life par
fremfalbt peo noger Sell fra
bans SIDE.
v&eiierm fan life bore Blind
for ben &ienosgierning, at
bans 2anosmen6 MI er imo6
baa6e bam og bans &unsler.
9perfen &ansler bon Billion ell
Ter bans @fterfelger pil berefer
funne boloe beres @mbeoe u6en
en- 6%orpligtelie fra &eiierenS
SIDE ON, at ban bill %inofr9nfe
lin Mn6el / @egieringen.
u6remti6ens Epiflan6 maa
frepe bette. Dpnaitiet &oben-
5ollern maa ligelebes frebe Oct
tie / oenne frpgtelig alporlige
Stuno. Oilers bill BET blipe for
TENT"
SIT / Set bele en- l16talelie al oen=
ne Mrt fan fremfomme / ct tiff 8la6
biier be0re ems noget onbet SEN Sp-
polittor1> Ser bar reiIt Jig moo Sci
ieren. 6or Ell @oaneo ii6en bil0e
en- iaa0an u6talelie / ct 8la6 ne0=
fal6t Sen ltrenge1te Straf ODER &e6af=
tgrens @ope0, men MI aniee5 set for
ulan0ipnligt, at @eileren oil %foreto=
&c noget 5friot moo @aroen. S oen
1i6ite uge er ser / 5000 tp1fe Bla0=
artifler proteitcret in1oo @eilere15
Ggenmngtigbe0. Ser ct rettet Be-
lfpl0ninger imo0 bam for at ban be-
tragter Jig iom 0en bele Mation for
at un6ertrpffe 0e a116re Creme al
2an6s1tDret og for at bore mere ol1=
tofrotiif ems lelpe @5oren al &uslano.
Set tplfe Solf %forlanger, at Sci
ieren / 6remti0en lfol reipeftere og
life blan0e Jig / sc forifiellige &egje=
ringsgrene> og opbgre meo at itiffe
lin Meie / alt, e%fterion1 oct maatte
paste bans omififtelige Matur. Ser
er opltaaet en- Sttuation, ser er ablo=
Int ene1taaenoe / Eplflanos @iltorie,
Ell Ser aabner Mrligbeoer, iom 81
fenligbe0en for en- Moane6 li0en life
bil6e bopet at omtale. st at &elul<
toterne er, at Ser / &igsoagen / Strs=
6agsme6et blep fremiat &rap ONT en-
Observation-Disclosures, ifelge bbil,
fen Mintiteren ifal itaa til Mnipar
for &%egiertngen life Blot til @eiie=
ret1, men ogloa til &igsoagen.
Marimtltan @arben blep for nogle
faa Maaneber meget omtalt for
Sc poloiome Mngreb, bnn / lit
8la6 rette6e imo6 ben &life &ofz
men6> Ser on1gao &eiieren> Sen iao=
fol6te &offnmartllo, en- &re6s al bpi>
a0elige 2ibertinere og @e6elig=
beosforbrp6ere, Ser 1,bgbe6e cit iterre
Snbflp6elie paa &eiieren og paa &e=
gjeringsoffererne emo ielpe &igs>
fansleren og Mtnt1terraa6et. Set
bar bans Mfileringer, ser gab Mnle6=
ming til, at &oman6nnten ODER @ar=
ntionen / @erlin @repe Woltfe> fier>
neoes. fra fin Bolt, og til Den ifanoa=
lple glllenburg=Froces.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13

Te1oenier, fremguar at at ben ct
blepet citeret / laa at itge ollie tpife
8laoe, 1toget Ser liffert fife Diloe fl,n=
BET 5te0, ONT Solicit bapbe nRret pir=
felig SDmpatbi for &eileren. Sar=
6ens n6taleller / bans 8lao lpoer
1om fplger:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13

taolmobigt Mrbei6e for Blot at noo
ct Stpffe benimo6 bets Sterilization.
S al 9tilbe6 ct Srganiiationen
forbere0t / @ommerens 2pb, og sen
CT mi belpis giennemf9r. 2ofole
&re6ie CT oanne6e run6t ON i 9an=
mari, og / Mi6ten al September
traaote S%amfun6ets &epr9ientanter
for 2ofolfreoiene, Set iaafalote
~&aa6", iar1men / &ipbenbaon og
traf Sen f~orelebtge SrOning.
@n6elig bol0t Samfun6et lit q T.
tie Mg6e Sgnoag s. Is. 81
tober / &aiinos 9beateriol / &igben'
bapn og tran6te bermeb frem for 81
fenligbe6en.
Sfient Mabningsme6et bar lat til
set noget uie0Danlige Sibspunft:
en- Senoag M}iooag 81. ~, bar Der
bog peo Mpoets Claiming iomlet iaa
mango Silberere, at Sc fplbte Sen
itore Sbeaterlals @l1lp og 2oger, og
ser fom itaoig flere til. 9aleritolen
bar itillet mtot paa Scenen, omgipet
al Ell &reos at 0unne6rogsflag, ser
fprtes al 0renge fra 9anif ling
oomsforbuno. @oa fprlte &effe
blan6t Silbererne laaes 81. a. @gie-
iterets Suitttartus Npbolm og Uni
beriitetets 9feftor, Brof. @arn1ing.
Otter at Dan1f l~1ng6omsforbunbs
0rfeiter bab0e f%ore6raget nogle SOL
femelo6ier og Goriparsbrg6renes
Sangfor en- Gaorelan6siang iaf 8.
g. Mielien, be6 u1,bcrnotor 8aIen.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-05

as ever. Some are beautifully stained like this one you see, with the dye from the blanket in which the chief was buried.
 "One fine collection of 626 teeth was dug from a grave on the reser- vatiOn at Pine Ridge, s. D., and l bought it as soon as I heard about the find. The chief from whose grave this necklace was obtained had the reputation of having killed more elks than any other member of his tribe. Most of the teeth came from the graves of Sioux, in Dakota; Crows and Flat Heads in Montana, and the Crees and Bannocks in Idaho. One tooth dug up near Butte is of beau tiful green color from the deposits of copper in the soil. There are only two good teeth to be obtained from an elk and consequently the supply
Arizona republican., 1908-12-05

collection of elk teeth in the world"
 Within the suit case were hundreds of elk teeth of all sizes, shades. shapes and degrees of polish There were 2,0O0 in all. which is but small portion of Mir. PelZ's collection, which numbers 27,50O teeth.
 'I take these teeth with me where ever I go," said Mir. Pelz, because I like to show them to people who are interested and I buy new speci- mems whenever I can. l have been collecting the teeth for nine years and have refused S125,OO0 for them. Here for instance is a string of 92 pairs of green teeth for which I have been offered S100 a pair.
 FIX teeth are getting very rare. They constitute the only native ivory America produces. They were greatly prized by the Indians and were used
Arizona republican., 1908-12-05

of the Maxwell -Briscoe Automobile company, dropped in at the Hotel Adams yesterday and deposited two suit cases in front of the desk while he registered. One of the suit cases was very heavy and the other of me dium weight. When the heavy suit case was commented upon he opened it and displayed the contents.
 This" said MT. Pelz, lis what might be called the cream of the finest and most valuable and biggest
Arizona republican., 1908-12-05

is limited. Many people who think they are wearing a genuine elk's tooth because it was purchased from an Indian are simply carrying around a piece of carved bone. An Indian will rarely part with a genuine tooth. Elk's teeth are indestructible. They will not crumble with age or get brittle like bone teeth"
Arizona republican., 1908-12-05
THE BEST COUGH CURE

half-ounce of Virgin oil of Pine, two ounces of Glycerine and a half pint of whisky, mixed, will cure any cough that is curable and break a cold in "A hours. Take a teaspoonful every four hours. Ask your druggist for the genuine Leach's Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure, prepared and guaranteed by the Leach Chemical Co., Cincinnati, O.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-05

to decorate their dress, and also as white men ever saw America. Ac-
 cording to the Indian custom the necklaces were buried with their owners and as green elk teeth never decay they are just as good today
Arizona republican., 1908-12-05
THE PALACE
Saloon, Pool and Billiards

Budweiser on draught. Old Crow. Mayfield and Guckenheimer Rye Whistles sold over the bar.
 JOHN P. BODET. Prop.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-05
SUIT CASE CHOCK FULL
 OF SHINY ELKS' TEETH

E. R. Pelz Has 27,250 Elk Teeth and
 Brought Some of Them With Him. D. R. Pelz. western representative
Arizona republican., 1908-12-05

All $l.25 Dress Fabrics Today 94C Per Yard
 Your free and choice of any $ 25 yard Dress Goods in the House. including black solid coo stripes ads and checks by such staunc materials Chiffon Panama Craven Silk and Wool mixtures Broadcloth, Vole, Wool oI@
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-14
MT TO YOU-MY SISTER -. : 80. ::


VIII m-iI srss of any charge. uuy koms treat
ul1nl with t4il tn5tE1ct1ons % any s1nur9r truln
woanAns ailments. I want 20 tell an about
iacnre yoas reader for yoursen your daa9 hter
your m0ther or your sister. | want % tel you hoe
= cure yourselves Et homa without the hep 81 .
ooctor. Men canaut understand womeH's suiferngA
What We w0nea kn0W frem eKpsrisnce, know
bettGr than any doctor. lkooW that mg hons treat
meat = a sale aDd cure for LeucoTTnocA o.
FaiilnG II ths Noab. prolass. SGanly O. Pniaiai
pefiods. Uterine o. OsaTiAa ronlors o. OEe~ths !
otan teellnEs, nertoosnnss. cFeeplnE tcclln4 40
the splns. nleanE holy desire % cry. hot nashes.
wcartaess. kidney and bla11er trouhles whefe
caused By Neaknesses pecnIilr b oar sea.
waut - serud yoa . camptete ten aag' ueAt-
sosssn e eo1a - ss's sa,sss - 5a 80 'sss - -. - ~.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-14
SUNDAY SERVICES in THE CAPITAL CITY

andI Services and evenins
BAPTIST. Cottage even
ing schunke, ,a4
day 1890 vespers and bcnedicson
m. Daily mass, m AA Moore. rector 84t
CHRISTIAN High Center Services forenoon and eenns
Davis Errst, pastor.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE chemeketa street
Midweek meeting wednesday evening
CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL and Nineteenth Services
forenoon and evening p s knight pastor
Center Services forenoon
and evening Philip E. Bauer pastor
ST PAULs Services 7so A.
NJ, IL A. NJ, and 7;sg p NJ Barr g. Lee rector
chemekea and Seventeenth Services forenoon
evening. Morris Hevering. pastor
GERMAN EVANGELICAL liberty aud Center sunday school at ~
A NJ Preaching II A. and 7:sO p NJ Y p A. at P NJ
s'pssrs Welcome Rev w ussa0 c"O services
evening II. A. Deck, pastor
Services forenoon and evening n
Kenworthy
FRIENDS CHURCH RO.edaIo and evening
Prayer meeting wednesday Elmer Pemberton pastor
GOSPEL CHAPEL. Min forenoon and
evening. VIZ N. McCandish, pastor
LUTHERAN GERMAN state between Eshenth
LUTHERAN Missouri synod Center between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth eonng Engel pastor
METHODIST EPISCOPAL State and Church Services forenoon
evening. w. H. seleck. pastor
METHODIST, Commercial Services forenoon aud
GERMAN METHODIST church and
FREE METHODIST North winter Gaines
Services foreno and G. Roper pastor
and chemeketa Services forenoon and
evening Henry BabeOek pastor - -. ,.
ADvENTIsTs Mil and Cottage Services forenoon
| and evening GA Larson,
UNITARIAN Cottage chemeke;a Services forenoon Paul
. s. Bany,
UNITED BRETHREN Harrt University and Mission sev-
ices forenoon and j. Merryman Tason
BRETHREN, Fourteenth Services forenoon
and evening. +. Nen, pastor.
| woMANs CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION Commercial and
Ferry sunday afternoons Mrs. Allen
Rhoades
v NJ g. A. BUILDING Commercial ana onemeSeu' "s0'ss ~
. Forbes. secretary.
NoTICE-Poean churchees observe meetings Thurs
sunday schools unless otherwise staed oorse
will be made request special notice OF 'no
published Saturday free handed into once OF
Notices brought In later haf
Drco
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-14

and wages than men. Then bnsi-
ness halted. The wheels of In
dustry either ceased to revolve or
moved but sluggishly and hundreds
OF men were dropped from the pay
rolls. There has been no overpro-
duction. Business men are simply
waiting.
This is exactly the condition which
the country experienced in 1893. In
1s9O-92 the country was at the high
tide OF prosperity. Work and wages
were abundant and every branch OF
business was active. The country was
at the high tide OF prosperity.
I But the peopel were not content.
They wanted change. They de-
manded tariff reform" They elect
ed Grover Cleveland and they got
Just what they wanted. They were
given tariff reform" In allopathiC
doses. That distressing panic filled
the land with idle men and soup
houses. II cost the country twelve
i thousand million dollars.
Can II be history is repeating H.
self? For eleven years under Nc
Kinley policies we have had unex.
ampled prosperity. No nation in the
wide world has ever furnished a
comparison of the marvellous growth
OF the country in wealth and develop
ment. Nothing approaching It was
ever dreamed OF.
But despite all this there are peo-
pie who clamor for a change. They
have been shouting for two or three
years past for tariff revision" They
were not suited with the McKin'
ley tariff and Mckinley prosperity
These clamors and promises .mads
by men In high places to revise the
tarlf next year have had the expect
ed effect.
Whe have had eleven years OF
wonderful Mckinley prosperity W.
are now getting a taste OF the Other
kind now.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-14

sih tEsL
ADsisEk vAh szp4ne,o Mu..1ns .hesE sss
k e.o. nst hae sn ses
MeKpln
90. ss ~ Pslfl = iu-r hrnitEuan = xsSns
~ q = - hs.1g As k.sg - s9 s.@lg -
- a t1Mnrs. = sssan = 11Hrrs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-14

ms city Tribune)
r,rasy a free soup house
I'D ia salt Lake City. Four
,,smployed men are being
!, this place. The bill OF
60, : cup OF coffee and a
s,e,d IN the morning and a
vuD in the later afternoon.
~rOus action is the result OF
made by the Volunteers
-, and back OF the charity
uoney contributed by the
= h Of that city.
N sr. only a fraction Of the
..v.d IN the Utah capital The
\ 4, pspers estimate that 1000
families are dependent on
4 nh,m Of heart Of neighbor'
& Aslr wives and children.
deplorable condition. yet
\ ,d Salt Lake has a right to
\ Aw Of noble efforts who have
4 d rvs. ant do give. They are
4 hilng whether 10 feed the
/ rIl pauperlze the recipient
/ n re planning to aid all. re-
y q the consequences.
n Pacific coast hfty thousand
/ n ,re unable to obtain a meal
ns through their own efforts
rlAotl means. In fact. In
lTsry large city In the coun'
nandt OF men are IN a sim
and help will have "a
rAunlng 10 tide them over the
D. mn have committed nc
y n tie twlnkling OF an eye
nv been deprived OF the op.
|np to work and earn their liv.
'lE has caused this radlca
'tsusiion3 A year ago. six
~ iso. q a matter OF fact
va a great scarcity Of men II
ttu human avocatlon. Their
10 or three Jobs seeking eY
|lia There was more worl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-14

Lanes Family Medicine is a tonic
laxative. II does not depress or
weaken. but imparts feeling OF
buoyancy and strength that Is de-
ughtful. At all druggists 25c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-14
LAYING FOUNDATION FOR GREAT FRATERNITY THE
FIRST IMPORTATION OF ITS ORIGIN:

letics will be cultivated wherever the !
conditions are favorable. Gambling
of any kind will be prohibited. En-
tertainments of an elevating and in
teresting order will be arranged.
IL Is Protective and Benevolent
Association.
II will advance the interests of It's
members. Many well-equipped men
In moving to a new community fail
to find the position their qualifica-
tions would warrant Il will be the
duty of each chapter to aid any MEM
Der of the Fraternity in such circum-
stances, and the registrar of the
chapter will be familiar with all
local opportunities and use his knowl-
edge on behalf OF the members.
Thus the fraternity will be an in
dustrlal clearing house.
All members will be held in hon
or: the sick will be visited and cher
ished with brotherly care; the unfor-
itunate or distressed will be aided
with fraternal diligence; the MEM
lory OF those who die viii be revered
and held In perpetual remembrance
within their own chapter.
It Is Non-Scctarian and Non-rartisan
The I. G. s. Fraternity Is founded
upon the broadest principles. Ques-
tions that engender strike between
men OF different religious beliefs, OF
different political parties. or of diff
ferent Industrial opinions will not be
discussed with the Fraternity. There
Is nothing In the constitution, by
laws, or ritual that can give offense
to mans conscience or that would
hinder him from being loyal TO his
church, his country, his political par
~, or 10 any other order or society
to which he may belong.
Who Ane ElIgibleP
For the Matrculate. or first de-
gree. all white male students and
graduates Of the l. c. s.. who are ac-
ceptable TO the members OF the Fra
ternity; Fellowship. or second de-
gree. those members OF the Matricu
late degree who have applied them
selves to the acquisition OF habits
such as will develop their natural
powers, that they may make the mos'
los taof. oklftlao "a onnariuntfiQa
Every person who had scholarship
with the International Correspon
ldence Schools or Scranton. Pa, is In
| vited 10 either call or write Repre-
= sentative h. @. Hunter. Room is
} Ladd & Bush Bldg. Salem, Ore, fol
, further Information. This great fra
, ternity Is being formed all over thu
= world and any town or city is opei
A TO form a chapter. There Is a re
1 quIred number TO start with. befor
1 the Grand Chapter at Scranton vii
= isue a charter. There has been tina
A number procured already 10 date b,
4 Mr.. Hunter without solicitation ol
10 his part. but this means was take
!. 20 reach students In Salem as well a
Marion county. All those who joi
/ now will be charter members. whie
g will be the greatest distinction
a years 20 come. as where can there b
; found fraternity where there Is
II greater cause 20 uphold or a create
display OF brotherhood. II will be
q wide-worli society and It's srothel
" lwnl find himself among friends
r. any English speaking portions OF q
A. world. Watch the papers for furth'
:. announcements OF the hrst meetll
be to be held In Salem. Everybody wi
ee be welcome.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-14

The only cash drug store IN Oregon
owes no one. and no one owes ~
carries large stock; its shelves.
counters ana show cases are loaded
with drugs. medicines. notions. toiies
articles. wines and liquors OF All
kinds for medicinal purposes. DR.
stone Is . regular graduate In medi-
cine. aud has bad many years OF
expe.4ence In the praetice. Consul
taiions are free. Prescriptions are
free. and only regular prices Tor
medicine. DR.. stone can be found a
his drue stare. oalem. Or. from
n the moruins untfl . a. nishA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-14
n COMING CAM,

/. morn" Agitation Going
...a,.,e the Conditions OF
|tNi
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-14

wherever possible the chapter Ni''
act part rooms for social purposes
In which members may meet together
for conversation and diversion aud
In which games and recreation may
be enJoyed. Indoor and outdoor ath-