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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-28
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= @om 2anbe. Der &afs
parbauer bat mir a TaBI Bier, Der
Naaibauer a. balbe Sau perIpro9ea.
Dem ion I oenn N 3eugen MAIDEN,
gllte9" = ~NatiirIi IN Raaibauern.
Oenn g Bier faufit 9u ipieber als
lein. aber bon Der Sau Fat Die gang
Sumilie ipas.@
y 4us ein.m 4uffab. Sn
Der Mlitte bes Purts befinbet ii9 Elm
Sprinsbrunnen, beItebenb aus einem
mG4tigen 9rd9en aus Stein. Ders
felbe fpringt i'm Sommsr sipanaig
Meter bod.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-28

@us Der SnFruttionss 81
# n be. llnteroHiskr Gid iibr bic
grobe 3dbI Retruten beflagenb): r9d
iiben fe43b foI6e S9ofst6pF sus
iammen. unb elmer fOI iie untsrri9s
ten!~
= Bitter. Sic: rglIs mir uns
Dor einem Sabre bier auf Der 9ant
gum eritenmuI tiiBten, berrfdte
ringsum nod bDlItse 9unfsIbeit.
SEPT eritrabIt alIes i'm elsttriIbem
2i9te!" = @r: pSa ia = bic guten
@inri9tungen tommen INNER su
ipGt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-28

9rauben iit es ipisbsr fpinterli9
falt. Die Sunsen biirfen besbalb
in Der paufe in Der &laIIe bleiben.
Oils ieBt aber Or. 5u9s, Der feline
S9liihel periebentlih i'm &atbeber
bat iteden lufen, in bic &laFe bineins
tritt, itebt Der Wlannins auf ieiner
8ant bod aufgeri9tst, Elm &nie auf
ben Slid seitiibt. @r bat eben in
bic Saide sesriffen unb bdlt fsin
Portemonnaie in bic 9Dbe. 0ie ans
beren ftsben nit Sallo um i6n berum.
80 pfennise!" ruff Mannins sben.
nSs bilig! Sebr preispertb! 8rau>
he gerabe nod 30 pfennig.! 80
pfennise gum srfsn! Gum speitsn!
Sum britten!"
80 pfsnnise!" fugts Or. Su9s
laut unb ftredt feline 9anb nah benz
Yortemonnaie aus.
Sa tnidt Der Manning eerabe 5us
fammen, unb aud bic anbern Sunsen
fabren erI9roden Suriid. Der OrOis
narius bat ludenO iein eisenes pOrte>
mpnnaie ge5pgen unb bGlt bem Manz
ming brsi 3ebnpfennisftiide bin.
so! Das 1T jeBt msins. Mans
ming. 2tber bOditeus bis Weibnu9s
ten. 0a loft bu es bir boffentli9
tpieber aus. @eritanben9"
Manning nidt erftaunt unb freus
big susIei4.
~Suit bu isst bic Mart 5uiums
men2"
rSa, 9erabe cine Mlarf!"
,Das baIt bu beun nun fonIt nod
perauttionirt9"
.Wlein SaI9enmeiier, elm Seft, eis
nea tleinen Sai9enfpisseI. cine Saars
biirIte nit @tui, cine geaselfeile, einen
gatsntfeberbalter unO ieBt bas portes
monnaie!"
,Oas lit aber cine Menge!" iust
Or. Su9s eritaunt. Limb bas por>
tsmpnnuie i9isu teiner mebr baben
su pp[len!"
.Bir bdben tein @elb mebrl"
tSnt's ba aus Der &orona Der la
9enben Sun9en berdus.
.g1un ma9t's alio geraos cine
Rart!" fust Munning srIei3tert.
.Sa, iiebit bu". sibt ibm Or. 6u9s
gu b6rsn, rOu Ieidtfinnises Subn,
oul
unb bic Woral bon Der @ef9intg =
S9pOre niht unb lpetts ni9t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-28

Bdurenfosit. gssirtsbaupt,
mann: Da babt Sbr nun 10 lanse &c.
iammert uno pttitionirt. bis ii9 enbs
ti@ elm g(r3t bier aniiebsIte, unb icbi
min ibn Riemano gu Ratbe aisben!-
@emeinbeboriteber: So piFen g, 5is
2eut' benten ii9 baIt: penn elmer in
fc a @ef eebt, ba muB er fdOn gar
MIR tDnna!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-28

auftIdrung. Sbierarst
0ebddtis Die 8riGle riid.nb, gum
Bauern): n2iest Die Sub fdon IGnse.
re 3eit io9" = Bauer: pSel ipobI :
tponn r iao' felt sipoa Stunb' bin
dsl"
BON ser SefunbGrs
3 a + n. Reifenoer: pSdgen Sic. Serr
G1affner, fparum iptrb oenn oa duf
uffener Strede eine 9luspside onges
Gegt, mo bod auf bieIer 8ubn tdgli4
nur 5tpei 3iige pertebren9"- S@affs
uer: .Sa tpifen g, Serr. bu eraIen
udmli' d[Itfpeil Die @emeinoetiib' bon
8upfins, unO ou miiFen mir auspeis
den, neil Die 2uberspie4er net na4s
qebenl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-28
GmpfinbliH.

5rau: %. mein &ppf, mein
&opf, i4 mein', er miifs mir bers
iten!"
mann: mel. o mel, tpas tbun
mir nur i9netl nit benz Oummen
aupf!"
Srau: n9Gber Sugo, 90 nD9te i'd
benn op9 ernitlib bitten!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-28

ssu9s ma6t Elm @.ii9t babel, als
ippllte er cine plaufible glnttpprt bd>
ben unb iOfOrt.
aDsr = Mannins". itottert Der
bumms peter b.raus. ~ber = Der =
ipoIIte bod ni9t gu Saufe arbeiteu.
gr bat : ia = bod gef9ppren!"
nSa, unb i9 babe ibm cine Wdrt
berfpro9en, ipenn i9 arbsite", tommt
iebt Manning bitter unb ettpas bob
mild Oa5ipif9en. mllebrisens babe
ic9 ni9t in Der Wobnung seIernt,
fonbern in uni.rem @arten!"
Or. Gu9s bat bas nit pa9ienbem
@ritaunen eeb0rt. S9nell bat er Ders'
ftanben. $50. fol" fagt er. nQllfo
erSGble nal, Manning!"
SEPT aber brudit Der unb tpsib tei=
men anfans Su finben.
ryld, tper tann mir bic Sahe re9t
fdonenb fir Wannins tlar madens
Drepian!~
.9lu! SEPT gibbs pas!" = Dieie
gripartuns liest ettpas f9abenfrobz
sruIelis auf ben @eli9tsrn aller biez
fer Sertianer, bic nun einmal gar gu
germ ieben, ipenn elm anberer .abse>
murtit" fpirb. unb pGre bieier an>
bere AUDI ibr better 5reunb unb
Spieltamerab. als aber Oretpian
fertig 1T, ba ma9t Der Orbinarius
auf einmal elm gang tomif9es @eii4t
unb la4t bann iogar laut auf. $50
tits alios" ruff er f9lieBli9 aus.
Sin e9ter, reater, ipirtli9er Oums
meriunsenitrei9! Nein, peiBt Ou.
fir etipas f9luuer bGtte i9 bid bod
gebalten! 9lber, aber, Manning!"
Der 1T erit gang srftaunt geipeien;
iebt pirb er bis iiber bic Sbren roth.
limb nun bDre Der, Mannins! 9u
bait bieien @ib bod eigentli9 segen
beine 2sbrer gei9poren. 9a made
i9 alio nun, als bein Srbinarius,
bon msinem Re9te @ebrau9 unb
fpre9e bid biermit bon bsinem Gibe
Ios unb Iebisl 9at Semanb stpas
od9egen2"
Seine 9lnttpprt.
$50, Manningl @as gef9ebsn tit,
1T 9ei4eben. Bon nun an aber mub
es befer perben, Sin S9pur iibri>
gems, lieber Sunse, lit unb bleibt fir
uns eine beilise unb groBe Su9e!
limb bann, CLAUDE es mir nur, Manz
ming, es ift fir ieben sbrliden Sunsen
bod ansenebmer, feline Pfli9t gu
tbun, als gu bummeln!"
Ser Wtannins nidt; bic Treube
liegt pabr unb pubrbaftis in ieinen
augen. aein Msnib bate bas ses
slaubt. 9lber ibm lit ia aud in ben
leBten @o4en fiir4terIi4 mitseipieIt
ipprben!
go penbet ii9 Or. Su4s gum
Rutbeber Suriid; bod i'm nG5it.n
ausenblid brebt er ii9 nod einmal
um. r9t9 70! Mit bem @elb! Ri9>
tigl SD meine, ba mill i9 mid
ni9t bineinmiideH. Sd perf0nli9
frsili4 piirbe bic Sadie aIs Gbrsns
fade anIsben unb = ble9en!"
Da freut iib bic ganae &laHe bies
bif4; iiber bus @ort ober iiber bic
Sade. Sebenfuls, fie freut ii9.
Wtannins uber bat ii9 baIb aufseri9s
tet unb fagt bitteriiiB nSa!"
Or. 5u9s bort bas. @r mub in
it1 bineinlG9eln; inbem er auf bas
&atbeber Suriiditeist. Iebt er leiIe unb
fir ii4 bin5u: nStrafe muB iein!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-28
itnperbeferlidj.

Dtenfmann (aGs ibn Der Serr
PrOfeFor in Der 3erftreutbeit nit els
mem freunoIihen 9dnt anitatt nit
@elo ublObnen fpiG0; n8itte. Serr
Profefor, itb betpnlme adtSis pfena
nise fir ben Sang. id bin ndmli4
Elm Sonprar Sienitmann unb teiH
PriputsSo3ent.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-28

Simmer 4rtiIIertf. Dit
@eburt sinss seIunben a6tpfiinbers
seisen boderfreut an. Sauptmann
un0 8attsrisGef gOmbe uuo Srau.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-28

= 4m M Monatsen6e. ,@ie
piel llbr buben Sic, 5errStuoioIus9"
nIbsr Srdulein. ipie t0nnsn sic
70 inbistret frasen9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-28

Profsffpr (im @6rsibtifdb feis
per 5rdu berumtrameub); rWlerts
tDiiroig! 2auter 2tebesbrisfe an meine
Brdu, = aber ale ansers als nit
tneinem Hamen untsrf9rtsben! Sollte
I4 mid oa INNER beri9rieben boz
ben?~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-28

@enus BON Milp. Sauss
frau: ~Saben Sic d9t, 6dB Die SSisur
ttht berunterfdlt!" = DienitmGos
Heu: r4n Der 1T 70 nt9t bel mehr
Blu berberben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-28

ginfeitige 8efi9ti>
gung. PILE Wetter, bas 1T aber cine
Sebenspiiroisteit. bas neue Reitaus
rant!"- Ti9t ipabr! S1ben sic Die
pra9tpolIen Wanb= uno 9edensemGls
De befpunbert uno bas gefdnibte Biz
felt unb Die bersoIoeten Stiible =. ~
= nHein, 70 tpeit iino mir nod nidt
getommen = beute baben mir porerit
'mal bas Bier probirt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-28

Domino: .Wie tonntei 9u in
mir Define Srau ertennsn9 9u tannit
bod nidt ipifen, tper in Dem Somi.
no itedt, unb ib babe aud nod tein
Wort seIproden."
Ritter: rMber geb'. S9Gb6.n,
in Der @arberobe itanbeit Ou bod
cine bulbe Stunbe bOr Dem Spies.I.'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-28

Nie BON elmer 6eber empor9e=
fdnelIt itebt Manning ba. pdbreno
auf einmal Der Subel Der anbern loss
bridt. Sonberbar aber! Or. 6uds
f9sint bas tpi.ber suT ni9t gu 60ren.
@r iiebt blob ben Wlunnins an.
9a peritummt bic laute iSreube Der
Sunsen plObli9, unb Der 9lufserufene
beginnt:
r9lIler, benir, arribsr,
Refer. bemeurer. mpurir = nein!"
Sin unbeimli9es S6fpeis.n lit
einsetreten, glu9 ni9t nit Der fleins
ften SiIbe f9iebt 9r. sSu6s ben @nts
eleiiten auf bic ri9tige Spur ahriid.
Gr bdIt ben Sungsn unO feline hinge
bung blob feit i'm 2luse. Der Mans
ming uber, Der fpieIt ieBt ben pomas
bigen. 9Ieidgiiltis iisbt sr gum Sen
iter binaus. Or. Su6s inoeB tpars
tet unS pdrtst unb blidt ibn rubis
tpeiter ar. limb bieler Bid aie6t bus
2luge bss Sunsen pisoer gum 9atbst
Arizona republican., 1909-07-28
ICE TEA

The cup that cheers but does not change the gait. We have it ill our fine Blended Teas from 90 cents up. ..... ea
 Try our blend of India Tea. 40 cents the pound; especially prepared for Ice Tea. We will be pleased to sub init samples. Ring us up. Phone Red 2601.
 VALLEY TEA c COFFEE HOUSE.
 f31 N. Center St.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-28

HERE FROM MESA cITY-City Attorney G. w. Silverthorn and City City Clerk A. A. Jones were in Phoenix yesterday on important busi- ness
 WHOSE QUESTIONABLE police found an automobile cushion of a red dish colored leather night before last which they hope the owner will claim before it is worn out from use in the station house chairs
 HORSE REPORTED LosT-The police are on the lookout for one of team of horses that either strayed or was stolen night before last The team got away from the corral at West Fillmore street, one returning home all worn out with part of a bridle on.
 MINE OPERATOR IN TOWN-CoI. l.. s. Judd arrived here yesterday from Ontario, Canada. where he has been for several weeks, inspect ng mining properties. Col. Judd is oper- ating number of properties in west -ern Arizona among them the La Belle mine near Vicksburg. He spent yesterday in buying supplies for his Yuma county mines and will today leave for Vicksburg.
 MlYATA'S PUNlSHMEET-Seg Mi- yata, the Japanese who was arrested last Sunday for selling liquor without license, pleaded guilty and was sentenced yesterday by Justice John stone tO pay a fine of $75. These cases are comparatively rare. but whenever they occur they recal! a contradiction in the laws of this ter ritOry relative to such Offenses. In on place it is provided that the of fcnding may be sentenced to pay a fine equal to the amount of the licen- ses which had been evaded and to be committed until the fine is paid at the rate of one dollar a day. Else where the justice is limited in the imposition of term of imprisonment to ninety days.
 F. Nj. CZARNOWSKI. A VISITOR F. M. Czarnowski is in the city again. still engaged in disposing stock of the Pacific Sope Securities Co, in which there is already a goodly list of Phoenix investors Mir Czarnowski says the company is cooperative in that it has a list Of hundreds of small stockholders and that it ex- poets to gain business by that means as well as to divide it's profits among great many people The company is organized with a capital stock of $500,000, par value of shares $1, but no share has been sold for less than $1.50 and the price of stock now is $3. The stock having taken so well it | is believed the company will have practically a million dollars worth Of assets when it begins doing business | which will be very soon. The charter has been issued under the
Arizona republican., 1909-07-28
WHOSE

WHOSE CUSHION-The police found an automobile cushion of red dish colored leather night before last. which they hope the owner will claim before it is worn out from use in the station house chairs
Arizona republican., 1909-07-28
]: OF LOCAL INTEREST
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MoLINo ARRAlGNED-Batolo Mo lino, the Ylqui arrested the night be- fore last charged with an assault upon a young girl living below the city was arraigned before Justice Johnstone yesterday morning and his hcarinS was set for today.
 PHOENIX PLEASANT ENOUGH FOR HlM-A. l.. Moore returned to the city yesterday morning after what he believed to be an escape from the weather of this valley He has been at Iron Springs and Los Angeles but on his return he found a kind of climate which TO man in right senses would try to ovade.
 A MULLlGAN DINNER-Under the direction of Deputy Sheriff Davis an other excellent mulligan was concocted at the court house last night. The at tendance was not as large as at some of the former mulligan banGuets but those present were glad of that fact. for since the beginning of time there was never a better mulligan-
 TWO HUSBANDS AND NONE Adolfo Vasquez was arrested by Con stable Murphy yesterday on the com plaint of a woman who he says is his wife The complaint of the wife was that Vasquez came to the house night before las: and anno-'ed her and the man who vas nov her husband As sine explained the situation Vasquez was once her husband: then the other man became her husband and now she has no husband Vasouez says his visit was not a hostile one He had called simply for the purpose of get ting a needle" Further inquiry brought out that it was a 'spook needle he was after That was still further explained to be a divining rod. Nasquez was preparing to hunt for water or mineral
 A COLD NIGHT-This valley is gradually attaining perfection in eli mate as well as everything else. Even the most energetic kickers could find no fault with Monday night for sleeping purposes. and many report that before daylight Tuesday they had to pull a quilt over the Tucson bAdllhtlS they uStu III lllG early part of the night. These of course were sleeping outside but the Creator never intended that anybody should sleep outside. That is why He made inc Arizona bedroom, big as all out doors The strongest, testimony comes from Q Mesa City lady who visited Phoenix friends yesterday and said she felt like lodging a vigorous protest with the weather observer for one of her young turkeys froze to death the night before. which she thinks, is rather an imposition on an honest farmers wife in July in the Salt river valley. She lives a few miles south of Mesa and has quite a number of young turkeys just at the feathering out age. Yesterday morn ing early she noticed one of them shivering with the cold and wrapped it up carefully and put it alongside hot water bottle. But it was no use: the turkey had been chilled be- yond hope. It was perhaps a little colder in Mesa than in Phoenix, as
Arizona republican., 1909-07-28

it rained quite heavily early in the evening.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-28

cently Col FTcs Randolph bought, large block of the stock and will be a director of the company. There are other large and many small stock
 holders in the territory. There is no similar western company doing busi- ness, but the west annually sends vast sums east for this class of in surance. one feature of the com- pany's plan is to try and keep ,thls money in the west. a
Arizona republican., 1909-07-28

The funeral of Scott Jamieson will be held at the undertaking parlors of Geo. F. Merryman Friday afternoon, July 30, at 2:30 o'clock
Arizona republican., 1909-07-28

MOLINo ARRAlGNED-BatoI Mo lino. the Ylqui arrested the night be- fore last charged with an assault upon a young girl living below the city was arraigned before Justice Johnstone yesterday morning and his hcarinS was set for today.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-28

laws of California and the required S2OO. 900 in securities has been furn- ished. As indicated in a former story concerning the company. in tn 'se columns. it's business is to insure al most anything and everything. except life, fire and marine prop srties. It insures for instance, against plate glass breakage, burglaries. accidents
 i'll health, and deals in general fide ity business, employers iabiity, etc Re
Arizona republican., 1909-07-28

HERE FROM MESA ClTY-City Attorney G. w. Silyerthorn and City City Clerk A. A. Jones were in Phoenix yesterday on important busi- ness
Arizona republican., 1909-07-28
FUNERAL OF SCOTT JAMESON

it rained quite heavily early in the evening.
 FUNERAL OF SCOTT JAMESON The funeral of Scott Jamieson will be held at the undertaking parlors of Geo. F. Merryman Friday afternoon, July 30, at 2:30 o'clock.
 FUNERAL OF c. M. LAWRENCE z Lee N. Lawrence, brother of G. NJ. Lawrence who committed suicide by taking carbolic acid a week ago Sun day night. arrived in town yesterday morning from his home in Virginia. The funeral will take place al 9 o'clock this morning from the rooms of Moore X Mcclellan.
 WILL LEAVE THURSDAY-Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Fowler will leave Thursday night for Los Angeles, where Mrs. Fowler will spend few weeks with her father and mother. Mir Fowler will proceed at once to Spokane to participate in the final arrangements for the holding of the seventeenth session of the national ir- rigation congress. He will probably be absent until September
 THE OILED ROUTE-The Santa Fe is again demonstrating the fact that always and foremost it has the comfort and convenience of its pa irons ever in the foreground. The present demonstration is the oiling of it's roadway between Phoenix and the Agua Fria river. The oiling of the road bed not only settles the dust, not by any means a small discomfort to passenger traffic, but at the same time prevents weed growth, and has d tendency to set the ballast compact and break the slight jar that cannot but be felt on most of the western road beds, no matter how old SiN carloads have already been applied on this stretch of track and five more will soon arrive.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-13
LAND DRAWINGS
ARE ABOUT FINISHED

Occur d'Alene, Aug 13-Drawing
for lands in the Flathead Indian res
ervation at Missoula, Mont, con-
tinued today and It Is expected that
the last OF the numbers will be
drawn tomorrow afternoon. This
will dispose of approximately $500
claims, for which 5000 applications
will be drawn.
The crowd attending the drawing
was Of smaller proportion than that
o. yesterday and less interest was
shown as the white envelopes were
taken from the boxes.
Preparations are being made al
ready for the drawing for the few
claims in Spokane reservation.
will take place here next Monday
Only ESQ numbers will be drawn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-13
BERGER SAYS He
HAD AUTHORITY

Chicago, Aug 1S.-sam Berger is
still unconcerned today over Jim
Jeffri s. statement that he was not
authorized to enter into an agree
ment on behalf OF the ex-boilermaker
for fight with Jack Johnson.
II had complete authority to sign
the articles" said Berger, land I did
not overstep it. The only mistake
I may have made was in not holding
out for a larger side bet. Jeffries
wanted to make It $4,000 a side,
but Johnson objected to this amount
and rather than give Johnson an op-
portunity TO slide from under 1
agreed to make it $1,000 a side. I
believe Jeffries hes been misinform-
ed"
The permanent stakeholder has
not yet been named.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-13
MYSTERIOUS AIRSHIPS
GOOD OLD PLANETS

San Francisco Aug. 1S.-The as
hour mystery of the "airship" seen
swinging across the skies by residents
OF the cities in the vicinity of San
Francisco bay has been cleared up by
r. Tracy Crawford. professor OF as
tronomy of the University of Cali
fornia.
According to Crawford the lights
of the "airship' are removed forty
and four hundred and fifty millions
of miles away respectively, as one Of
the "airship" lights is Venus and the
other Jupiter.
For the past two days reports of
mysterious airship sailing through
the skies at height from the ground
variously estimated at from 200 to
500 feet, has been reported from a
number OF coast and southern cities
Much excitement over the strange
craft arose. In the light of Craw-
ford's statements seemingly there is a
confusion between things astronomi-
cal and aeronautical.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-13
FOUND GOLD MINE
BUT PREFER WATER

San Francisco. Aug. ia gold
mine has been struck under the Ger
man hospital here, and notw!thgtand-
ing that the black sand removed while
digging a we'll on the propert' aver
aged a dollar pan, the hospital au-
thorities will pass up the bonanza for
mere water.
In old days the strike would have
caused a stampede. Today the only
evidence OF gold fever are a few pros
pect holes dug in back yards OF resi-
dences nearby No new strikes have
been reported thus far
The color" in the sand dug from
the well was discovered by laborer
yesterday who noticed gold flakes. He
communicated his discovery and the
superintendent Of the hospital had
mining man investigate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-13

committee is not ready to report on
the result OF its work.
DR.. Eugene Jordan, who was
charged by p. #. Morrow, a Seattle
attorney, and other witnesses with
displaying typewriter document
purporting to be an opinion of the
supreme court in a case at bar in
advance Of It's public announcement,
was called before the committee LAST
night. He was questioned broadly
concerning his connection with the
Sullivan will case, but his Testimony
did not throw any light on .he case
and he was excused from furthe- AZ.
tendance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-13
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

200 acre., 10 acres in cultivation,
balance timber, good new 7-room
house, two barns, lots OF fruit, all
fine land, ga miles from railroad
town. on good road, is a good
home; a snap, SOS per acre; easy
terms.
Sc acres extra fine land, all in cul-
tivated, new Groom house. larse
barn, fruit. etc, on road one-half
mile from station on new rail-
road; this place mast be seen 10
be Appreciated only $500.
acres, fine new house, barn, etc,
we'll fenced, less than one mile
from Salem. buildings all new,
cost over S25, all goes for $4,000.
Houses in all parts Of Salem from
5000 10 $4,000 Lots in all parts
OF Salem.
II you are looking for a home or
for investment be sure aud see
A. c. SMITH 4 Co,
Real Estate and Employment ofice
.b44 State 81. Phone 1907.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-13
PUT OFF INVESTIGATION
OF SUPREME COURT

Olympia, Wash, Aug. 15.-The
work of the Halsey committee, ap-
pointed by the house OF representa-
tives to investigate charges against
the supreme court, has come to a
halt. Il was announced today that
no further steps would be taken in
the inquiry until the committee has
received instructions from the house.
A statement will be prepared and pre-
sented 20 the house shortly, and If
further investigation is desired, en-
larged powers Will be asked for. The