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The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27

thought that perhaps he was right after
all. There was no doubt of it in the
minds of the children. They had
watched the knights and the soldiers
marching to the crusade with ban
ners flying and had longed to so with
them. Now they were asked to go. not
as followers of the soldiers but as SOL
diers themselves, with their own ban
ners and their own captains. 1t would
not be necessary for them, Stephen
said to carry spears and arrows. They
were simply to march to the sea, which
would open to let them pass as the
Red sea opened to permit the faithful
to escape out of Egypt. and then they
would walk through without so much
as wetting their feet until they reached
the shores of Palestine. AS soon as. the
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27

- He second Alonzo Patchwork
Picture Puzzle which was pre-
sented last Saturday has inter
eSteo so many OF the younger
juniors that AlOnZO viii be continued
In the puzzles for a time, and here he
IS again The younger juniors are to
md out what he is doing this week.
Follow the directions carefully and
mail the puzzle when complete to the
puzzle editor of The Junior Call, so
that il viii arrive not later than We'd
nesday afternoon, as puzzles received
after that time can not be used. There
is one important point that it is neces-
sary 10 mention. and that is that each
puzzle must be marked with the age Of
the younger junior who sends IL. The
puzzle contests are for the younger
Juniors only, those who are older than
10 years VIII please not compete as
they are eligible for the writer's con-
test. particulars Of which are given on
the second page. Twenty paint boxes
viii be awarded to 20 correct answers
displaying the greatest neatness in
appearance.
The younger Juniors who have been
awarded prizes for finding the Alonzo
Walter Drewes. 1920 Dolores street.
Charley Steele. Marshall. Cal. age
Leonard Blake, vacaviIle. Cal. age
Dorothy Englesey. 1927 FiIbert street.
Oakland. age years.
Melba Mcknight, Dunsmuir. cal. age
Elinor MaIic. PISS Clinton avenue,
Alameda. age 10 years.
Margaret Heinrich. 115 Alabama
street. Vallejo. age years.
Eda Solmi. Pachecos Contra Costa
county. age years
Clarence Foley. 2S Railway avenue
San Francisco, age 9 years.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27

will be one lecture. on how to care for
dogs, one on cats, one on horses, one
on birds and one on the smaller ami
mails Then all the children who can
not attend the lectures at. the museum
will later have an opportunity of hear
ing them in their own societies in the
settlements, wherever the societies
meet.
The Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children is organizing the
children into these bands of Young De-
tenders. Both boys and girls will be-
long to the same band, and the ages
will be from about 10 to Is years
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27

the entire picture and paste it on.
heavy wrapping paper before cutting
Katie Ludy. Inverness, Marin county.
willie Hack, 7o1 Chenery street,
San Francisco.
Leland J; spaulding, 1897 Vallejo
street, age S years
Beth Morrison. 119 Belvedere street,
San Francisco. age 10 years.
George Berry, 20 Elm street. Watson
vile. age years.
Grace Cochran. I43 West Third street,
Watsonville, age 8 years.
Robert Anderson 1923 Second ave-
nue., Oakland, age 8 years.
Dorothea Outflow, 83S Fulton street,
San Francisco. age years
Jennis Brunoni, Salinas, Cal.
Kathleen de Bons. 53S Fulton street,
San Francisco. age s years.
Myra T.. Barbieri, 3739 Sixteenth
street. San Francisco, age Z years
ROLL OF HONOR
The names Of the children who sent
in the correct solution of the puzzle,
in addition to those to whom prizes
have been awarded, appear on the fol-
Eleanor Greenwood, sS4s Army
street. aged 8 years.
Edward Rosberg. 4166 Twentieth
Harold Becker. 1o61 sixty-third
street, Oakland, age z years.
jeanette Greenwood. sS4S Army
Harry f. Kidd. ss2 Fulton street,
Viola c. symmons, 5127 shattuck
avenue, Oakland, age 10 years.
Flora Grover, 121 Belvedere street,
San Francisco. age 9 Years.
Kenneth Green, Crockett, Cal, age
Gladys weymouth. Sequel. Santa
CrQz county, age s years
Walter Ricrolio, Nicasio. Cal. age 9
Ts,,-ss Totn.o,, x1-.,-... -,
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27
(To BE Continued)

over. In the silence thai followed there
came to the yacht owners ears the
click-click- -click-clack Of busiIy
manipulated spoon against a bowl. He
listened for a moment and then went
below. The cook was preparing salad
dressing. why. SAM" he exclaimed in
astonishment, didn't you know that we
nearly went ashore?" "Oh. yes. sir
yes, sif!" came the undisturbed reply.
Il thought she was going on the rocks"
We'll, in a case like that. don't you
ever go up on deck? 1t was a close
shave for our livest' We'll. you see.
it's like this" rejOined the cook "YOu
can't leave mayonnaise minuter
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27
Business Is Business

A story is told of a we'll known yacht
owner whose vessel was one night an
chored near a rocky and dangerous
shore. Suddenly. just before dinner,
stiff inshore wind sprang up and de-
veloped into a gale. The anchor slipped
and another was dropped. The Yacht
seemed in imminent danger of drifting
upon the rocks, but at last the second
anchor gripped, and the danger was
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27

out the separate pieces. This is merely
to make it easier to handle the pieces.
Then cut out the separate pieces. The
white parts are to be cut away.
Eva Benedict, Lodi, Cal, age 10 years.
Harry x. West, 1909 Grove street,
Oakland, age years.
William e. Russell. 1000 Ellis street,
Berkeley, age years.
Albert Duvivier, Santa Clara. Cal,
age years.
Myrtle Nelson. Fort Baker, sausalito,
Cal, age 10 years.
Leslie Sorensen, age. 10 years.
Margaret Calcutt, 2157 Clinton ave-
nue., Alameda.
Jeff Crawford. 71e Twenty ninth
street. Oakland. age 9 years.
years.
Kenneth Biggart, 1924 Encinal ave-
nue., Alameda, age . years.
Martha Pellascio. Valley Ford, Cal,
age Q years
Reenhard Dixen. 227 Nineteenth ave.
nue., San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27

Fit together the parts remaining SO
that Alonzo appears. You will find
that you can make him run fast or not
SO fast. You'll see.
Elizabeth c. Dean, 220 East street,
Redding, Cal. age years.
Arthur PAUL. 755 Laguna street, San
Francisco. age 8 years.
Cal
Robbie McCord, 1886 Fulton street,
San Francisco age 10 years.
Charlie Stevenson. 1719 Lyon street,
San Francisco, age s years.
Gladys Corwin. 2147 Lake street, San
Francisco, age years.
Ida Benbow, Irvington. CAL. age
years.
Ralph Purdy. Lindsay. Cal. age 9
years
Edna Bryant, Red Bluff, Cal. age
years.
Harold Williams, Burnett school, age.
years.
Albert Larsen. 1854 Green street,
San Francisco, age s years.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27
STEPHEN gc GLOVES
How Shepherd Lad Gathered tie Children Of france
Into Great Army on0 Marched Them to tie Sea
SYNOPSIS OF CHAPTER I

The first chapter OF stephen of
ClOyes. which WAS published last week,
told how stephen received his inspira-
tion TO gather the children of France
into an army 70 regain the holy sepul-
cher. All the people Of Europe al that
time were much agitated because Pal
eStine was governed by MohammedaDS
instead Of by Christians. Many armies
of Christians had been sent from Europe
10 regain the land so that it might be
governed by Christian rulers. but In
vain. 1T still remained a possession of
the Mohammedans. stephen, although
only little lad, thought a great deal
about this. and one day while he was
tending his sheep, tall mOnlZfike figure
appeared to him or so he believed. for il
was probably all his imagination. and
called upon him TO gather the children
Of France together TO go to the Holy
Land 10 regain the sepulcher Of Christ
stephen left his sheep and ran to tell
his parents. and so wonderfully elo-
Quent was his description of his vision
tnat his parents believed he was called
10 lead the army of children and per-
mitted him to 60 upon his mission. To-
days story begins with his departure
from home on this errand
lust north Of Paris. in France, is
the shrine of st. Denys. where
stood the tomb Of the saint who
first carried the Christian religion
years ago TO the heather who lived
in that country and where also lay
UAAAtu LllE UDlANS NA TIE EEEltl hlllES.
the sacred orihamme. the holy flag
with its three tongued red fame. was
kept there, and once upon a time thou
sands Of men, women and children jour
neyed there in great crowds to wor-
ship at the shrine and pay honor to
the saint
Thither came one day in May 700
years ago a slender boy of y years
dressed in the costume of a shepherd,
with his shepherds crook in his hand.
. lie attracted little attention at first
in the thrOngs of pilgrims. fTo the
FEW who took the trouble to ask who
he was he replied that his name was
Stephen and that he came from the vii
lage Of Cioyes. His little wallet was
empty Of food. and the kind hearted
people who shared their provisions
with him would have laughed if any
one had told them that they were en-
tertaining a prophet. II is not so easy
TO know a prophet when you happen to
see one alive. but not many days had
passed before they Were quite certain
that stephen was a prophet if there
ever was one.
He made his devotions at the shrine
with the rest All We're solemn and
earnest, but his thin, pale face was
more solemn and earnest than any of
the thousands Of faces about him. and
his dark eyes were lit by a more in
tense glow Of enthusiasm. The first
sign that he was prophet was given
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27

Later it will probably be decided to
have badges of membership for all the
Young Defenders
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-02
Many slccpicss Nights. Owing 60 .
PcrsiSeat Cough. Relief
r0und nc last.

For several winters past my wife
has been troubled with a most pes-
slstent and d'asagrceahle eough.
which Invariably extended over q
ported Of several weeks and cause I
her many slceplcss nights" writes
VIII J, Hsyner. editor OF IN Bur.ey,
Colo. Bulletin, Various remedies
were tried each year. with no ben ,
nelal results In November last the
cough again put IN an appearance
and my wife, acting on the sug.
gc iion % \ friend. purchased bot
tie OF Chamberlain Cough Remedy
The result was, indeed, marvellous
After three doses the cough entirely
disappeared and has not manifested
itself sinee" This remedy Is for sale
by pr. stones Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-02

There's rejoicing in Fedora. reno
A mans life has been saved. and nov
nr. Kings New Discovery Is the talk
os the iowa for curing c. V. Pepper
" deadly lung hemoTrhagcs.
could not work or set about" ae
writes. "And the doctors dld ne no
gocd, but, after using pr. Kine =
New Discovery three weeks. feel
like ne,s man. and can DO good
work again" FOR weak. sore or ils,
casca hins1 Coughs and Colds. Hem-
cyrharcs. Hay Fever, LaGrippc
Asthma or sny Bronchial Affection !,
stands unrivaled Price soc and 81
rrial bottls free Sold and guaran
ted hy J. c. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-02

SSI5o-Large S-room house and
Windmill; lot S2xi65 2 blocks
from business part OF city.
SGO00-5 acres: acres orchard.
acre strawberry. y acre Black
cap. IS cherries. all bearing; 4
room house. barn
S2a09-le acres. all prunes and APP
PIES. bearing. Good house and
barn. : miles from city.
MEYER a. BELLE LAND CO.,
Statesman Bldg- Room 4, Upstair,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-02
.-,4.u

{. r Kluger. the Jeweler. 1869
Virginia Ave. Indianapolis. Ind,
writes: ! was SO weak from kidney
trouble tha, I could hardly walk 4
hundred feet -Four bottles Of Foley 6
Kidney Remedy cleared my complex
iou, eur,d my hacksehe and the isreg-
ularities disappeared, and can now
attend 20 business every day. and rec
ommend Fo,ey's kidney Remedy 70
all sufferers. as Il cured me after tha
doctors and other remedies had
failed J {. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-02
FOR sALE-RElL ESTATE.


snap.
Slooa-CoSy new S-rcom cottaEe
Pantry. hath. toilet. septic sewer
ho1se eel built and gooa locatoa
close - school. store and meat
market. To set tAis you will have
20 aet quick.
Vacnt Lots.
Ckoice tcsS. clos In. On State. Cour'
wizter and Sumner streets. Some
are rel bargains
SaearhAa Home CicAP.
SSVaN-FSae suburban home. ;-room
hoase. hara and out-6uilaiags. tea
acres. the very best soil. 10 better
lNud IN valley, mostly in bearins
fruit. eEe0ent variety Price
sseNs WOaid ~ cheap AZ s35oc.
sssCNScF~ Fsrua oaly SLY Per Acre
We caa cEer tbs heA1tiful Sst-Scre
farm fc- q sAors tine a. SIS per
acre. cze-Asf gE3sr cultivation.
ta,aace ju sac oaS ana hr ti@b ~
Hzz rastare Estimated hssweea
gtta 2z3 tNte cor5s q wooa; The
u1SS- e,ose 20 market. thres .iv'
tss s9rsss - Eoot vAtsr ? Pe1 %
tae A.ozss, very sco1 r-rSO@ hOl-e
azE -sE lArse Aar-, grA-kry, Sui.4
tzrs 49, i1F3e1s2ts. SO A&ra- c'c
rs 4 ess % ths stsssss s-AFs la
tse Wu,sEssgs valley rAe ve-y
hess 90 t-us 4z3 srSz .Ead. az
SEA, ssosk cr sliry tar@ Tks
haz9 A35elZlzs Axs heSz R,3sts3
% t-ls az1 e,szzs s1A3iV5o3 ;zie
szal tracts. Trtsss r&zsizs frc&
stS3 20 sSti go ss-es - Ne.t>s
itu1 81 A. 80 Asus an o9.ic1 &C
yAs t1-l t,- s,Es t2s AZ SIS i
the sr,y 0sascl ,Aag Co . c-soa,
ts- 8zF sIsA Fsecss Dc-r ovs-,
task .hls szkg. As {. uczg AS. $50
d. E1- scsz wEeE 60 scys ca-,,
49, laRs sa4s tr-z rAs z1arke.
a1E n I'D -tFt- ct ers-sE so- ssss
saal So q, sltt psr 1e-e Cal
I -1,t1E
ROHTEL a NlNpON.
|EEE Sa-s = S1'sn- o-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-02
a o O q o o o q o o o O
o SMILES. o

President Roosevelt has been OF.
fered $4,000 week to head n
Rough Rider show, whom his torn
OF ofice expires This Ia carrying
Americas commerclalism TO about
the limit These same pandors to
public dcgcneracy, II Washington,
Napoleon aud Cromwell we're alive,
would be tempting them into vaude-
willie. Imagine Washington warh-
ling. Darling, I Am Growing Old, -
with a fow pigeon wings to flcck out
the chorus, Napoleon cRroling.
"Thore's only one Girl IN This World
For Me-" and Cromwell interlocutor
In negro minstrel show.
Tho uruguayan harque. Maria,
ran against the American cruiser
Panther In the Mediterranean. Sat
urday, aud as a result. got scratched
Fairbanks h going To Honduras to
manago the construction of rail.
roed. when the vacancy In the vice.
presidential olDce is wandered around
in ny sunny lim" sherman u Fair
banks stretches his neck and takes
dc kinks cat OF his system. he can
oversee almost anything, besides put
tins lt In cold storage,
Mark Twain has grown so great
that he had O. set himself tncorpOTat-
ed All right, Mark. every American
and some extra brisht foreigners take
stock Ia YOU.
Religion u not " divine or mi.
rasU,oUs crlgla. SAYS Frofcssor Gc,a
n Foster ot thc University ot Chi-
cAgo Probably Fostcr rccogniscs
his creator, and thinks the soprcc of
his religion Is the same - that ~ hts
salary. and ne gets that from John
n Rccsefclicr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-02
SPEND YOUR HOLIDAY
| VACATION AT PAS0 R0BLES

II complete rest and most perfect
conditions imaginable for nature
cure are what you need, spend your
holidays at Paso Robles Hot Springs,
California. 4 week or two, and
even a few deys there will accomp-
lsh more in the way OF restored
enersy than much longer period
and more expensive treatment else
where. because good old Mother Ma
ture Is nurse and physician.
Paso Rohles is taking the same
rank in America and enjoying the
same fame for wonderful cures that
Carlsbad and Baden Baden do in
Europe. The hotel is a marvel Of
comfort and luxury, and the bath
house built by the city, free to all,
is said to be one OF the test In the
world. II Is a stubborn ailment and
a hopeless condition OF physical
breakdown that the mineral waters
and hot mud baths OF Paso Robes
will not heal in a short time.
Call on agent at Salem for de-
seriptive booklets O. Paso Robes.
and he will also tell you all about
rates.
wm. Nc MURRAY.
ls-s4-u G. P. A. s. 2. Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-02

Idlouoss means trouble for anyone,
Il ls the same with lazy liver. u
causes constipation. headache, jaun'
dee. saiiow complexion. pimplcs and
blotchea. loss Of appetite. nausea. but
pr. KinE's New Life Pills soon ban
ish liver troubles and build up yout
health. s6o at J. c. forry's
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-02

Eggs must be scarce on Coos Bay.
Hear what the Times says: \ Marsh
field man appeared on the street this
morning With cEg on his face He
must b. millionaire" somc one
said The man heard the remark and
knew it Was intended for him lie
started "a rub n on Don't do
that" said bystandcr in alarm.
give it In me
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-02
scarrd With = Hoe Iron.

or scalded by overturned kettle
cut with = knifc-hruised by slam
med door-injurcd BY sun or in ans
other way--the thing needed az once
Is Bucklcn's Arniea Salve TO suhdre
the Inflammation and kill the paia
10 Is eArth's supreme healer. inisl-
lihlc for Roils, Ulcers. Fever. Sores
Eczema and Piles sSe at J. c. Pcr-
rvs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-02

Maybe the Panama canal disputes
may now end, and some plan finally
agreed upon for completing the locks.
Prcsldent-elect TAFT took his wife
along and many other ladies accom-
panied her. Maybe the female intui-
ton IL better than the male es,i-
mates,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-02
FOR SALE.

Good S-room house. pantry, toilet
electric lights. bath. barn, wood
house, nice lots each 50x100
feet. AT kinds OF fruit, large va
riety % ornamental trees, includ-
ing some forcgn varieties, near the
proposed new park. beautiful view
% the mountain, including Mt.
Jefferson. Mt Hood and other
tne vicws II YOU arc looking for
a delightful home In Salem do not
miss Ois splendid opportunity
Price ss6Se. See
SCHULTZ 4 BARTLETT.
tse State Street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-02

Hoarsc coughs and stuay colds
that may develop into pneumonia
over nigh, are quickly cured BY
Noley's Honcy and Tar. ard Il soothes
inaAmcd membranes. heals the iuuss
and cxpels the cold from the system
J. c. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-02

whcu a man gives up a marriage
ensAEcmeat because the woman Is
not = member OF his church. the real
facts are be Is In love With another
woman.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-02
SAM Casio


Is 1oN ts'sted a. C2aAy Oresoa.
,as esst water SuSrts-s ia the Novta
-oss tor trSiziug an3 aeve,o7ins {
y,alg Ao0soS- San has rSom iOr 4
seN DNrs prosPSois, eltAsr Tor tAs
VA 90 tack an3 Noa,a Ike q
oe1laaiozgs wiJA SayAoay WisAirS
thezr soc~s tr2i2e4, Nr. Cssso :
ec1eeSe3 - ~ ne Aes, ~, mAs II
tAs Wsss AZG As sao,eSs "a tAe -,
lel t-asS asa-s oss tAis ststeneet
re-ls rs~S,azs,s sa3 Ssusfastsos
guzu11tecS A3arasc
SSN CASrO CsRhy, o~c~,a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-02
MlsCEI.I.1NnuUs

CNcacrcte McVk--Get NV pr .ces On
sidewalk. curhs. spetie tanks Ana
cement SO-k % any klnd AL
work guaranteed nrst e,ass NJ.
Wara, sStS Maple Ava. HighiSnl
rhcne SSs. Nay et.as
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-02
THE WANT ADS ARE READ BY EVERYBODY
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
200 acres. good house. barns, 100
acres in cultivation. fine land, well
fenced, on good road, well water
ed Plenty OF fruit. bal timber
and pasture; only $50 per acre.
6 acres, good house. barn, fruit, fine
water. on good road. a guod home.
A snap; $500.
WE HAVE SOME FINE ACREAGE
CHEAP.
SO acres; house. fruit 40 in eulti-
vation, bal. good timber; only $50
per acre.
Vacant lots in all parts OF the city.
We have some snaps in good
houses from $500 up in all parts
OF Salem. II YOU want anything,
or want 10 buy. see
A. &. SMITH a co.
Room %. over United States National
Rank.
Also houses 10 rent
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-02

Lots on 18th street. 1915 and s325.
inese lots will advance in price
soon II YOU want 20 get ia on
this cheap price act quick
Two lots. 18th and Trade
8 lots, 18th and Ferry.
C9c l1t on lsih near Cheufketa'
$500
Good farm for sale.
House. MONS. and ioS. 18th ST.,
$500.
T.. LCPTON
1878 state street s-t-imo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-02
ron sAIR

for SAlr- SeVen.room hcrse. all
mo tern conveniencSs. cne.hAlf
block land. For further partica-
lars call . NE MORNINGS AZ nay
resiicnce. e.a ~ car tne. soath.
Mrs., Geo "a, lOnes fhoae itSt.
lN-9r.tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-02
WANTED

wAntcSi-will DO exc&vaiiag. sarAaa
PloWiur. aud al kinds % teAa4-
work, W. T. Runn. lgso Lee s.,
phone lSgS. l3-2l-g
wanteSs-T~o Mattresses at Hotel
willamette 60. &C.. &C.. .-- 90.
wAns~d-Eigst or ten eoys. vita
Pczics. to deliver circulars In {. e
cosntry EaQuirs at Farmers
r,ot StAhles ct gloae tSe. r. "
jones. l-sS-si
wansrd TO A'rc sorse Aaa susSy
~ tAe Cav ter a tev weeks Re, n
:. sss North Conmsrcisl strSe,.
l-Se-Sts
FOR RENT
Hcsse fcr Reat-Cioss % East
s,sool Eaeuirs a. SIS Nsrios
ssrees. l2-4S-tf
Fe- .Rc~s Niizssr GrAs4 TseatoA
xitA 90 witscgt sNtsres- az& 81
tz-ss ssr sa,e. N Hliags-. Psez,
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Resuus ter Rr~s-LArSv az& vsu
vsz.laset wtsA - v5;Ac1s s-s.
f-cn sfyR 60 sStt Fsr wcek
nan Ssr,A LlsS-yy ssress- PGass
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-02

1sct He1as>-hoascs sEd lcts saeaP,
eA tnstAllmeat-S. ie, 80, te, ~
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-28
EDITOR OF
ELY NEWSPAPER
IS IN town
A. VALJEAN OF WHITE PINE NEWS
= MAKES TRIP OVERLAND
BY AUTO

A. Vatican, editor of the White Pine
News, published at Ely, arrived in
Tonopah last evening, having made
the trip from the great copper camp
by auto. Two days were consumed
in making the journey and Mr.. VAL
jean stated that it had rained nearly
all the time. ne brings with him a
32-page special edition of his paper,
which will be distributed at the min
ing congress at Goldfield. The edi-
tion is handsome one and deals with
the entire Ely district.
Mr.. Vatican said that the Ely band
numbering 81 pieces was also en-
route in three autos and should ar
rive by this morning. He will con-
tinue on to Goldfield today.